Capital Cities Presidents Artists and Writers U.S. Interventions Political Terms
100
What is Brazil?
Brasilia
100
What is Mexico?
Enrique Peña Nieto
100
What is Mexico?
Frida Kahlo
100
What is Guatemala?
In 1954, the CIA organized and backed an invasion and coup against the democratically-elected president of this country, after he nationalized property belonging to the United Fruit Company.
100
What are the disappeared?
desaparecidos
200
What is Costa Rica?
San Jose
200
What is Chile?
Michelle Bachelet
200
What is Colombia
Gabriel García Márquez
200
What is Mexico
In 1913, the U.S. Navy evacuated Americans from this country due to its ongoing revolution.
200
What is a coup?
golpe de estado
300
What is Bolivia?
La Paz
300
What is Bolivia?
Evo Morales
300
What is Chile?
Isabel Allende
300
What is Chile?
In 1973, Henry Kissinger promised to "make the economy scream" in this country, in response to the democratic election of a Socialist president.
300
What is a run-off or second round election?
elección de segunda vuelta
400
What is Uruguay?
Montevideo
400
What is Colombia?
Juan Manuel Santos
400
What is Peru?
Mario Vargas Llosa
400
What is Panama?
In 1989, U.S. forces invaded this country and arrested its president on drug-trafficking charges.
400
What is right-wing?
derechista
500
What is Honduras?
Tegucilgalpa
500
What is Peru?
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski
500
What is El Salvador?
Roque Dalton
500
What is Nicaragua?
U.S. forces occupied this country almost continually between 1912 and 1933.
500
What is a demonstration?
manifestación






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