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Dictators in South America often gained power through a combination of military coups, political instability, and social unrest. Economic crises and perceived failures of democratic governments created fertile ground for authoritarian leaders to seize control, often with the support of the military. They utilized populist rhetoric to rally support from disillusioned citizens, promising stability and order. Additionally, external factors, such as Cold War dynamics, sometimes facilitated the rise of dictators who were backed by foreign powers seeking to counter communist influence.
What else can I help you with?
Did south America gain independence fast?
yes it did
Where did communist gain power Latin America?
Nicaragua
When did America gain control over spanish colonies in Asia and south America?
# the colonizatio # the colonizatio
Which region in the middle and South America was the last to gain independence?
The Caribbean Ilsands were the last to gain their independence.
Why the Sweden settled in North America?
Sweden wanted to gain riches and established trading posts, and eventually a colony, in North America to gain power.
Who helped south America gain independence?
Simon Bolivar z('3')/
What was bolivar's goal for south America?
He wanted all of Latin America to gain its independence from the rule of the Spanish.
To gain power over the north what did the south do?
Enacted a cotton embargo
What did the south do in an attempt to gain power over the north?
Enacted a cotton embargo
Attempt to gain power over the north what did the south do?
Enacted a cotton embargo
In attempt to gain power over the north what did the south do?
Enacted a cotton embargo
How did republicans gain control of elected government of the south?
They used their voting power to usher the Republican party into the south
