Chapter 17 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

. Liberal oligarchies typically granted the franchise to all white people.

. The weekly magazine published by liberal intellectuals in Argentina was

. Bartolomé Mitre and other liberal leaders in Buenos Aires rejected the Argentine Constitution of 1853 because it granted considerable power to the interior provinces.

. Immigrants to Argentina in the late 19th century came primarily from

. Tenements in Buenos Aires were called

. The Mexican Liberal party splintered in 1871 when

. Peruvian investments in infrastructure and education were driven by rising trade in

. In exchange for finishing a rail line between San José and the Atlantic coast, the Costa Rican government gave Minor Keith a land grant totaling __________ percent of their national territory.

. Positivism was based on the idea that intuition must be combined with reason and evidence as a basis for knowledge.

. The idea of ""order and progress"" was introduced to Latin America by

. Believers in the principle of ""order and progress"" thought that the underclasses were preventing the country from achieving true progress.

. Porfirio believed that the most effective way to modernize Mexico was to

. During most of the 19th century, Brazil's economy relied primarily on

. The ideas of positivism were particularly appealing to Brazil's

. The years of Antonio Guzmán Blanco's regime in Venezuela were known as the

. President Manuel Pardo and other party leaders adopted a ""civilizing mission"" toward the indigenous peoples in

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