Populism in Latin America 

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Populism
________ demanded a centralized state that strongly intervened in the economy and controlled the labor movement.
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What helped to weaken oligarchic and agroexport regimes?
The global economic crisis, exacerbated by World War II, helped weaken oligarchic and agro- export regimes, paving the way for new leaders, or at least leaders who presented themselves as new, to gain projection based on the connection established with the urban population.
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Brazil
In ________, in the 1960s, the urban population surpassed the rural population, driven by the industrial development policy adopted during the Vargas Era.
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oligarchic republics
It was a series of governments that succeeded the ________ and preceded the military regimes (which were inserted in a historical context of capitalist modernization and industrialization of Latin America)
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Populism
Populism characterizes many governments during the second decade of the 20th century.
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United States
United States had military intervention in Latin American countries to guarantee its interests.
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End of populist regimes
Most of these populist regimes ended in the context of the Cold War when military coups occurred in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.
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Nationalist speech
nationalist discourse predominated in the political and social segments.