Keen's Latin American Civilization
History & Society, 1492 to the Present
by Benjamin Keen and Lila M. Caimari
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"The central theme of this classic text is Latin America's economic dependency on European powers and the United States, and its struggle for liberation from dependency and its consequences: social decline, mass poverty, and corrupt, arbitrary governments. Long a staple in Latin American history courses, the eighth edition has been thoroughly revised and given a fresher presentation for a new generation of students and professors."--BOOK JACKET.
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"LATIN AMERICAN COLONIAL SOCIETY, and especially Spanish American colonial society, was shaped largely by the interaction of Hispanic (Spanish and Portuguese) invaders with the Indian peoples who had inhabited the American continents for may thousands of years."
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