The Future and Conclusions
lI.
Main Themes from the Course
lII.
The Future of
lIII.
The Final Exam
I. Main Themes from the Course
lA.
Legacies of
_____________________ from the Colonial Period to Today
l1.
unequal wealth, unequal
land distribution, racism and the linkage between class and whiteness,
and
gender inequalities continue to ____________________________________
lB.
The Difficulties of
Promoting _______________________
l1.
export of raw materials and
agricultural products ________________________ created environmental
problems
and social inequalities
l2.
export-led growth, ISI, and
____________________ have all led to growth for a period, but then
broke down
and created crises that have been very difficult to resolve
lC.
The Challenges to ____________________________
l1.
militaries skeptical of
politicians’ ability to rule, anti-democratic elites, and groups
excluded
because of class, race and ethnicity, or other characteristics all
continue to
exist and ______________________________ to attain their goals
lD.
The Overwhelming Role of
________________ over the Past Century
l1.
the goal of freedom from
__________________________ remains throughout the region, but the
overwhelming
economic, political and military power of the U.S. continues to shape
economic,
political and social life in the region both directly (e.g. Colombia,
Cuba,
free trade with Mexico) and indirectly (spread of U.S. culture and the neoliberal development model)
II. The Future of
lA.
Democratization and
_____________________________________ for previously excluded groups
offers
hope for a more peaceful and equitable future
lB.
Efforts to combine the
potential benefits of ________________________________ and investment
with
greater governmental efforts to address problems of poverty and
inequality in
some nations may offer a new model of development
lC.
Significant potential
remains for economic, political and social ______________________ that
will
lead to a return to conflict and violence in some nations
E. The
U.S. has the ability to
_______________________________ (e.g.
III. The Final Exam
A. 45 Multiple Choice Questions
1. only from the second half of the course: Economies, Population and
Migration, Indigenous Peoples, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Religion,
International Relations, The Future and Conclusions, Winn Ch. 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 12, 13, 14
2. 10-12 questions just from readings
3. Sample multiple choice questions and essay questions posted on
website
Good luck getting ready for the final!