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The End of Chains: The Abolition of Slavery in Latin America
Trace the gradual and revolutionary pathways toward the abolition of slavery across Latin America and their impact on citizenship.
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Society, Sovereignty, and the Limits of Latin American Democracy
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Evaluate how land concentration, social hierarchies, foreign interventions, and economic structures shaped the outcomes and limits of 19th-century democratic experiments.
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WH-ERA-7.S4B.7National Center for History in the Schools Standards · 6th Grade[Grades 5-12] Assess the successes and failures of democracy in Latin American countries in the decades following independence. [Formulate historical questions]
WH-ERA-7.S4C.3National Center for History in the Schools Standards · 6th Grade[Grades 5-12] Assess the successes and failures of democracy in Latin American countries in the decades following independence. [Formulate historical questions]