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Topic 16: Latin American Economies in the World Trade - Coggle Diagram
Topic 16: Latin American Economies in the World Trade
Latin America underwent remarkable changes over the course of the 19th century. the
the population increased from 20 million inhabitants in 1820 to 62 million in 1900.
Business grew from $50 million in 1825 to $800 million in 1885 and well over $1000
Millions in 1900
By entering the world market,
We understand the establishment of a
persistent trade in sizable portions
quantities outside the territory, to
Europe and USA. From 1840 onwards, America
The American territories entered one by
one for the huge stage of the
world market.
The industrial diversification and the massive production of the imperialist
countries required a new Amazonian product: rubber, as well as mineral
resources, tin (Bolivia), Copper (Chile), iron, Bauxite (Venezuela), and
petroleum (Mexico, Venezuela).
The history of integration is
summarized as follows: Argentina
and started exporting to Uruguay
Of hides, skins and tallow for
Europe. Chile followed with the
Sale of flour, oil and wine
that the new population requires
Thanks for coming to California
Gold Rush (300,000 people between
1848 and 1855