Chapter 14 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

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. Independence opened markets for trading goods beyond the traditional precious metals and agricultural products.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. After independence, mining output

fell correct incorrect

rose correct incorrect

stayed the same correct incorrect

fell briefly but returned to previous levels within two years correct incorrect

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. The Peruvian government's largest single source of revenue until 1850 was

silver mining correct incorrect

tobacco and alcohol monopolies correct incorrect

customs duties correct incorrect

tribute correct incorrect

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. Every Latin American country that obtained a foreign loan in the 1820s defaulted before 1830 except

Peru correct incorrect

Mexico correct incorrect

Colombia correct incorrect

Brazil correct incorrect

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. After independence, the two countries that formed monarchies were

Brazil and Mexico correct incorrect

Peru and Venezuela correct incorrect

Bolivia and Chile correct incorrect

Colombia and Peru correct incorrect

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. The United Provinces of the Río de la Plata encompassed present-day

Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay correct incorrect

Paraguay, Uruguay, and Bolivia correct incorrect

Argentina, Bolivia, and Uruguay correct incorrect

Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina correct incorrect

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. After the three-year Cisplatine War ended in 1828, the British helped negotiate a peace that included independence for the Eastern Republic of

Uruguay correct incorrect

Paraguay correct incorrect

Colombia correct incorrect

Argentina correct incorrect

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. In 1819, Bolívar was named president of

the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata correct incorrect

Gran Colombia correct incorrect

Bolivia correct incorrect

Peru correct incorrect

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. After the three provinces of Gran Colombia broke apart, Bolívar

became president of New Granada correct incorrect

became president of Venezuela correct incorrect

became president of Ecuador correct incorrect

resigned from public life correct incorrect

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. The Bolivian leader who invaded Peru and declared the Peru-Bolivia Confederation was

Andrés de Santa Cruz correct incorrect

Francisco de Paula Santander correct incorrect

Bernardo O'Higgins correct incorrect

Agustín de Iturbide correct incorrect

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. The territory held by Emperor Agustín I roughly corresponded to present-day Mexico's borders.

true correct incorrect

false correct incorrect

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. Iturbide's flight into exile was prompted by outrage at his

decision to dissolve Congress correct incorrect

lavish spending correct incorrect

attempts to buy the loyalty of influential bureaucrats correct incorrect

friendly relationship with Spain correct incorrect

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. Rafael Carrera was

the first president of the United Provinces of Central America correct incorrect

the leader who ended the civil war in the United Provinces of Central America and who was later elected president correct incorrect

the leader of a coalition that rebelled against the president of the United Provinces of Central America and seized control of Guatemala correct incorrect

the leader of the constitutional convention that created the United Provinces of Central America correct incorrect

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. The caudillo who played a pivotal role in Argentina and was eventually elected governor of Buenos Aires province in 1829 was

Juan Facundo Quiroga correct incorrect

Andrés de Santa Cruz correct incorrect

Juan Manuel de Rosas correct incorrect

Valentín Gómez Farías correct incorrect

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. Antonio López de Santa Anna ruled Mexico at least ___ times between 1833 and 1853.

5 correct incorrect

11 correct incorrect

14 correct incorrect

17 correct incorrect