Chapter 15 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

. In general, remnants of the colonial elite who had benefited under Spanish rule favored conservative movements.

. Liberal leaders often limited voting rights through literacy and property ownership requirements.

. Liberals thought that a successful sovereign republic required

. Land reforms in Mexico, Colombia, Paraguay, and elsewhere decreed that

. An important exception to liberal and conservative struggles in the 19th century was

. The originator of Paraguay's isolationist position was

. Antonio López de Santa Anna's exile after Mexico's defeat in the US-Mexican War ended when

. The three major laws that were part of la Reforma in Mexico did NOT include the

. The Catholic Church supported the Mexican reform laws for the protections they offered to the very poor.

. The era of liberal dominance in Colombia between 1863 and 1880 was known as the

. The Colombian president who set about dismantling the liberal reforms of the 1860s and 1870s was

. Costa Rica was able to fund public education, public health programs, and communications and transportation infrastructure through exports, particularly of

. When the Venezuela Monagas brothers attempted in 1858 to impose constitutional reforms that would extend presidential power they were ousted by

. The Federal War in Venezuela cost as many as __________ lives.

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