How Did Latin America Failed To Industrialize In The 19th Century

Question: Why did Latin America failed to industrialize in the nineteenth century?

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In the nineteenth century, industrial revolution occurred through Europe and North America, but it didn’t happen in Latin America due to political and independency conflicts. The only country that faced a really major industrial revolution was Japan which increased the other European’s aggression. After Latin America’s revolution for independency, this country had undergone a major economic growth which overwhelmed all of the previous crisis of this country and became a really demanded country because of its natural resources.

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This essay explains the factors that failed Latin America to industrialize during the nineteenth century and focuses on these reasons. While the European countries, especially Japan had gone a through a major industrial revolution, the Latin America failed to industrialize because of struggling for independence and wars, such as, between Bolivia and Peru, Mexico, alliance of Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay with Paraguay.

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For example, this made a really bad condition to this continent, especially conflict between conservatives and liberals. Bolivia and Peru fought against each other and Chile on the other side. This war was named by the War of the Pacific which Chile had benefited from this war and got a substantial land from these two countries, and Bolivia was made as a landlocked country. In the end, this war became one of the major reasons of economy failure in Latin America and caused death of