Understanding and teaching modern Latin America /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Madison, Wisconsin :
University of Wisconsin Press,
2026.
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| Series: | Harvey Goldberg series for understanding and teaching history
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Navigating the boundaries of modern Latin American history / Kari E. Zimmerman and Sharika D. Crawford
- Part One: Major themes in modern Latin American history. Republicanism and democracy in Latin America / James E. Sanders
- The role of the Haitian Revolution in a modern Latin American history / Joshua Rosenthal
- African slavery in Latin America / Kari E. Zimmerman
- Twentieth-century Latin American revolutions / Marc Becker
- Teaching the Dirty Wars: challenges, approaches, sources / Steven S. Volk
- Part Two: Critical topics in modern Latin American history. Understanding race, racialization, and racial thinking in modern Latin America / Sharika D. Crawford
- The nations with immigrants: teaching immigration to Latin America / Mollie Louis Nouwen
- Labor in Latin America / Ángela Vergara
- Teaching environmental histories of the Caribbean and Latin America / John Soluri
- Teaching gender in modern Latin America / Cassia Roth
- Part Three: Approaches, methods, and sources in teaching modern Latin American history. Testimonios: witnessing the past and teaching with biographical and autobiographical sources / Emily Wakild
- What's the story? Engaging literature in the modern Latin American history course / Suzanne D. Litrel and Sharika D. Crawford
- Teaching Latin American history with maps / María de los Ángeles Picone
- Spicing up the Latin American survey: food as evidence / Rick Warner
- Latin American themes and content in the Spanish-language classroom / Silvia M. Peart
- Afterword: What I learned from teaching Latin American history / George Reid Andrews.