Argentinean History

Maria Eva Duarte de Peron is what most people consider her full name. Although there are uncertainties as to whether to add the names of her various exhusbands or to just list her by her most commonly known name.

Eva Peron was the wife of Argentine President Juan Domingo Peron and First Lady of Argentina from 1946 to 1952. She was a highly controversial individual whose main interest was the Argentinians welfare, She set up the Maria Eva Duarte De Peron Welfare Foundation which distributed money, food, and medicines to those in need.

No, however she was a great public speaker which was shown in many instances,

José de San Martín was motivated by a desire for independence from Spanish colonial rule and the establishment of a sovereign South America. He aimed to liberate Argentina, Chile, and Peru, believing that a unified and independent continent would foster democracy and social progress. San Martín was also driven by Enlightenment ideals and a commitment to the principles of freedom and self-determination for the people of Latin America. His military strategy and leadership were crucial in the success of the independence movements in the region.

|He had the biggest dick of all the other leaders in the cold war thats why

2 people who discovered Argentina

Yes

Well, it's all about food and money

Juan Seguín, a prominent figure in the Texas Revolution and a key supporter of Texas independence, died of natural causes on August 27, 1897. He faced various health issues in his later years, including chronic illnesses. His death marked the end of a significant life dedicated to the fight for Texas independence and its early governance.

i need some help i am doind Eva Peron for a school Project and i dont really no Eva Perons hometown

argentina was founded in 1202

Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Belgium

She was the 1st woman that assumed power, in that time, and she inspired woman to believe in them selves and do everything to make your dreams real, bc of her woman can vote in Argentina, im a argentinean my self, and don't cry for me Argentina really gets to me and makes me cry, she was considered a saint.

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Yes, in fact Eva was his 2nd wife. After her death Peron married Isabel Martinez de Peron

No, not specifically a white house. The official residence of the President is the Olivos Residence, a fairly large estate located in the neighbourhood called Olivos, just north of Buenos Aires. As for the government headquarters, just as the US has the White House, Argentina has a "Pink House". Yes, it's actually pink. Supposedly this color is due to it being painted long ago with paint colored with bulls' blood, a fairly common technique at the time. Gory indeed...

Yes. It is embalmed and done so in a way so that her appearance will never fade with time

July 26,1952

The poor and less fortunate

No, it was about Juan Perons previous wife, Eva. Isabel came long after Eva had died.

no, Argentina has not changed.

but the president has

Well if you have ever heard o fthe Falklands war then you should already know that they most certainly do. If not then ys as most nations all have a military whether big or small, powerfull or weak. The Argentinian military however is pretty well structured and can be quiet effective but obviously the true strength of their army depends on the soldiers themselfes and how good they are at their job.

After analyzing the effect the Cold War had on Argentina, I can come to the conclusion that overall, it was beneficial to the nation. Looking at how Argentina dealt with the Cold War, they used it in their favor and strengthen not only their economy, but also provide a policy under which benefited the social condition and keep a strong ideology. Eventually, sided with Europe (primarily Britain and USSR) for support. Although under the Fascist regime, there were some weakness under this system and Perón's power, but all in all, the Cold War was profitable and allowed the government to access control over the social welfare of the public and economy. If Argentina did choose to side with the other side, then their economy would have plummeted and would have the U.S. controlling the economic aspects of Latin America. Also under their ideology containing strong Nazi and Fascist ties, if that was severed than the whole foreign policy of Argentina would collapse as the government would fall under Juan Domingo Perón.