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1. The impact of the Latin American independence movement is: the War of Independence freed Latin America from Spanish colonial rule, established a series of national independent countries, and established a bourgeois parliamentary republican system.

2. The Latin American War of Independence has a wide impact, with a large number of participants and a long struggle.

3. Most of these Latin American countries have an economic system and a single economy. They maintain the economy through cash crops such as bananas, cocoa, coffee, etc., and also have undemocratic or unstable governments. The intervention of the United States, a powerful foreign force, should observe the meaning of the United States in words and deeds. .

4. The reason for the economic situation in Latin America is, firstly, it is affected by the global economic downturn, and secondly, it is dragged down by the Argentine crisis. If Argentina is not counted, although the growth rate of Latin America has slowed down significantly this year, it can still have a 1% growth.

5. In terms of exports, most leaders of Latin American countries emphasize agricultural products, because Europe has a great demand for tropical agricultural products and agricultural products outside the European European time. However, the practice of relying only on agriculture has caused many negative effects.Among them, there are three most prominent: First, it aggravates the original trend of polarization and weakens the cultivation of purchasing power in the domestic market.

Why do textbooks always say that after World War II, Latin American countries have been one after another

The Rise of China's Power: The United States in World War IILater, China, a rising power, needs to adjust its foreign policy to maintain its global hegemony. The prosperity of Latin American countries: The economies of Latin American countries gradually recovered after World War II, and the United States believes that the continuation of Monroeism is not conducive to its interests in Latin America.

After the end of World War II, the world pattern changed dramatically. It is the strongest in the military, economic, political and scientific fields. As a result, it has become the world's largest power and the leader of the West over developed countries. But the United States pursues hegemony.

First of all, after European countries experienced World War II, the economy of the whole European country was greatly damaged, so there was not much economy and resources to manage these colonies. Secondly, the world has moved towards a general direction of peace, which has made the people of Europe begin to oppose war.

After World War II, most Latin American countries one-sidedly equited industrialization with modernization, believing that industrial development took priority over agricultural and rural development, and even believed that industrialization was the best way to solve agricultural problems, especially rural migration to urban areas. Therefore, in the economic structural reform, the policy of heavy industry and light agriculture was adopted. , which has exacerbated the decline and backwardness of agriculture.

Why are Latin American countries so anti-American?

The main reasons why Brazil began to resist the United States are as follows: Brazil pursues greater regional influence. Brazil has long regarded itself as a leader in Latin America and hopes to exert greater influence throughout Latin America.

This shows that, on the one hand, the political system of Latin American countries is labeled by the international community out of the need for propaganda.Democracy and the rule of law require high political soil conditions. Otherwise, it is the cypress and oranges in Huainan and Huaibei.

Because the Inter-American Development Bank only provides loans to Latin American countries, it is also the main source of funds for the economic development of Latin American countries, which is equivalent to the money bag of Latin American countries. Now the action of the United States is equivalent to fully controlling the money bag of Latin American countries, which no country would be willing to do so.

4. The economy of East Asia shows complementary cascade development and is closely related, that is, the "wild goose mode". The proportion of intra-regional trade is large. - Government-led export-oriented, high savings, high investment Advantages and disadvantages: Since 2000, Chinese people's per capita GDP has exceeded 1,000 US dollars, and the economy has continued to grow rapidly.