What two policies characterized Brazil in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s?

What was the name of the "brutal and repressive" president of Cuba who was in power in 1954 when Fidel Castro led a revolution against the government?

What major events who the political instability of India?

What country was "carved' from the north of India and set aside for Islamic control due to the conflict between the Hindus and Muslims in India?

Why has violence continued to escalate in Columbia (who has encouraged violence)?

What is the "interconnectedness" of all parts of the world, including economics, politics, communications, and culture called?

Who was the leader of the Cuban Revolution who turned the country Communist in 1959?

What "brutal dictator" ousted Chile's Salvador Allende and held power until the 1980s?

What program, introduced by Mao in 1958, called for more industrial output and more radical collectivization of agriculture?

What was the system of separation of the race called which was established in South Africa during the late 20th century?

Why did the United States and the United Nations have to intervene in Haiti's political affairs in the 1990s?

What were Central American governments set up by the U.S. called (also called puppet governments)?

What group led the Chiapas Rebellion?