2009
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv16t6n57
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Beneath the United States

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“…After Mexican independence, Anglo-Americans (5) sought to expand their vision of democracy, civilization, and slave economy by, in the words of one military man, "subject[ing] one of the most delightful countries on earth [Mexico] to an intelligent people [Anglo-Americans], who will cultivate and improve its soil" (cited in Weber, 2003, page 133). Some, however, warned against incorporating Mexicans into the union on the grounds that they were an inferior people because of processes of miscegenation begun during the colonial era (Schoultz, 1998). As one senator told Congressional colleagues (cited in Weber, 2003, page 136), " Are we to associate with ourselves as equals, companions, fellow-citizens, the Indians and mixed race of Mexico?…”
Section: Imperialism and The Making Of The Us Southern Border(lands)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After Mexican independence, Anglo-Americans (5) sought to expand their vision of democracy, civilization, and slave economy by, in the words of one military man, "subject[ing] one of the most delightful countries on earth [Mexico] to an intelligent people [Anglo-Americans], who will cultivate and improve its soil" (cited in Weber, 2003, page 133). Some, however, warned against incorporating Mexicans into the union on the grounds that they were an inferior people because of processes of miscegenation begun during the colonial era (Schoultz, 1998). As one senator told Congressional colleagues (cited in Weber, 2003, page 136), " Are we to associate with ourselves as equals, companions, fellow-citizens, the Indians and mixed race of Mexico?…”
Section: Imperialism and The Making Of The Us Southern Border(lands)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esto a pesar del irrestricto apoyo brindado durante los cincuenta, por considerarle un garante de la estabilidad política, la alternativa más plausible a una revolución y mejor opción que sus enemigos internos o externos. 11 Cabe destacar el hecho de dejar a República Dominicana fuera de la Alianza para el Progreso, por cuanto la democracia representativa era el marco político indispensable para su cumplimiento. 12 A su vez, en mayo de 1961, Kennedy envió a Santo Domingo a su asesor Robert Murphy, con la finalidad de sugerir a Trujillo que preparase su retiro y visualizara las repercusiones que se sucederían en el país al momento de su muerte.…”
Section: Revisitando Los Hechos De La Crisis a Antecedentes Y La Intunclassified
“…30 La última invasión militar de Estados Unidos ocurrió en 1989 en Panamá, tras una prolongada historia de intervenciones desde la gestación de Estados Unidos y la definición de la Doctrina Monroe. Para una revisión histórica de la relación de Estados Unidos con la región, y de la relación con Chile, ver Smith (1996), Schoultz (1998), Fuentes (2004) y Harmer (2011.…”
Section: Regionalismo Chileno Liberal Posliberal Y Crisis Del Regionalismounclassified