Length: 12 pages
Format: Times New Roman, 12-point Font, One-Inch Margins
Citations: Footnote, Chicago or APA
In 1910, the Mexican Revolution swept away the old order and ushered new ideas, rights, economic models, and systems of governance. This event marked the beginning of a sea-change in Latin America itself, as countries across the region from Argentina to Cuba experienced popular challenges that attempted to reframe the relationship between citizen and democracy, wealth, and sovereignty. Yet these popular challenges also sparked intense backlash and fears of exclusion, leading to dictatorships, terror, campaigns and civil wars. In an 12-page page paper, please answer the following question:
By the turn of the new millennium, what had changed and what had not changed regarding democracy, wealth, and sovereignty n Latin America since the Mexican Revolution?
In answering this question, your paper should do the following:
1. Draw upon the assigned reading from the class as well as three (5) outside secondary sources.
2. Have a thesis statement, introduction, and conclusion.
3. Have twelve (12) complete pages.
4. Formulate a clear and well-supported argument.
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