Inequality along with a rigid class structure, a swiftly growing population and urbanization that led to unrest in Latin America.

In 1948 the organization was created to unify the countries of Latin America, but the United States of America managed to join.

Latin America country joined with Arab nations to set oil prices.

New oil prices and rising energy prices affected Mexico in the 1970's.

The United States worked to reinstate him in order to bring democracy back to Haiti.

2 groups that started a movement in Latin American territories toward correcting social injustice.

When the United States and Cuba became friendly.

In order to control this, Brazil joined with African nations.

This provided more jobs to Mexican citizens in the 1980's.

The poorest nation in Latin America.

In the 1900's, Africa broke up families and weakened cultural traditions.

In 1959, he led a revolt in Cuba against a dictator supported by the United States.

In order to control this, the nations in America joined forces.

3 conditions that sparked civil wars in Nicaragua, Guatemala, and El Salvador.

Inflation has fed them by higher oil prices causing staggering debt.

A country's influence that Latin America tried to limit in order to exercise greater independence.

Fidel Castro formed ties with them after the break with the United States.

During the postwar era this battered several Central Americans, while Mexico had little turmoil.

Free elections were held here.

Despite environmental concerns economic development of the region continued.

Juan Peron's platform that appealed to the nationalists in Argentina.

An event that sparked Cold War tensions between the United States and Cuba.

After WWII Mexico work to cut foreign influence.

Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a priest.

In 1946 the nation that elected Juan Peron as president.