Argentinean History

Juan Peron

33 years old

1946

Juan Peron tried to improve the economy by helping workers but his crackdown on freedom of speech and the press made people unhappy, however. In 1955 a revolt drove Peron from powering democracy returned.

Duarte

Eva Peron

The Falkland Islands

She and her family were born poor and illegitimate children.

Peron pitted himself against his opponent and developed a five year plan. His wife helped him gain support from women.

by gining the poor argentineans help

The Falkland Islands lie off the east coast of southern Argentina.

No, but it is rumored that she did have one miscarriage

She is remembered for starting out poor, working her way to become an actress and marrying Colonel Juan Peron and becomes first lady. She brought the lower classes together and then gave women the right to vote, among many other things.

Eva died of uterine cancer at the age of 33 :'(

Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. The war was due to the disputed sovereignty of these islands.

The Falklands War started on 2 April 1982. Argentina surrendered 74 days later on the 14 June 1982. The war was

None. Barbados did not exist during WW2 because it became independent in 1966. WW2 was in the 1940's.

This is an absurd answer. Of course Barbados existed. Just because it was still a colonial possession does not mean it it did not exist. Many colonies played important roles in the War, most notably India. And many colonial islands played major roles, Midway is a good example. Barbados did not play a major role, but there were air and naval based that played a role in the Battle of the Atlantic. Barbados is located outside the Caribbean of the Lesser Antilles, well into the Atlantic. This helped to project Allied air cover over a substantial area of the Western Caribbean, Barbados also contributed raw materials, primarily sugar,

Isabel Peron. She later became President of Argentina too.

She was the first lady of Argentina and the most powerful woman in Latin America.

The Falklands War started on 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. Neither Country declared a state of war.

The Argentinians have, over many years claimed sovereignty to the Falklands Islands (

which they call the Malvinas)

Just because it's nearer to Argentina than Great Britain (the Canary Islands are nearer

to Africa than Spain, but its Spanish territory)

Now that oil has been found Argentina wants the Islands, (the Falkland Islanders

wish to remain British)

Argentina had the choice to share the Oil Fields but opted out of the deal.

Basically it's the oil surrounding the Islands that interest both Argentina and

Great Britain, but as long as the Islanders wish to remain British then that is

what it will be.

She was the first lady and helped the poor alot

Eva Peron died of cancer on July 26 1952 and she is 33 years old when she died

Cervical cancer

Being Forgotten

The flag of Argentina was first raised on 27 Feb 1812. Thus making it 202 years old.

Juan Perón was a pivotal figure in Argentine history, serving as president in three non-consecutive terms between 1946 and 1974. He implemented a series of social and economic reforms that aimed to improve the lives of the working class, including labor rights enhancements and social welfare programs. His policies, known as Peronism, fostered a sense of national identity and solidarity among workers, but also led to political polarization. Perón's legacy remains influential in Argentine politics to this day.