Argentina

Juan Manuel de Rosas

A powerful caudillo from the provinces of Argentina, outside Buenos Aires, with significant popular support aiming to rule the entire country.

Radical Party

Formed by middle-class individuals excluded from politics, seeking to bring about change in Argentina.

Juan Perón

 He was from the middle class and coronel in the army then secretary of labor. In 1946 and 1951 he was elected president. He was a Populist. Dies in 1974.

Evita

Eva Duarte de Perón, the second wife of Juan Perón, widely loved for her advocacy for women's suffrage and support for her husband's political career, passing away in 1952 at the age of 33.

Populism

Political ideology that emphasizes support for the ordinary people and the working class.

Dirty War

A period from 1976 to 1982 in Argentina where a military junta was in power, leading to the disappearance, torture, and killing of thousands of individuals.

Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo

A movement initiated in April 1974 by mothers who lost their children during the military junta, continuing to protest to this day.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

The first female president of Argentina, elected in 2007, marking a significant moment in the country's political history.

federalists v. federalist ii

came from the interior of the country, also wanted to nationalize buenos aires. Take the customs recipes and be incharge of trades when they are international commerce. Free trade. 

conquest of the desert

extermination of indeginous people in 1878 by Juan Manuel de rosas