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Colombian History:     more books (100)

Colombians: Webster's Timeline History, 1792 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-07-08 The Llanos Frontier in Colombian History 1830-1930 by Jane M. Rausch, 1993-05 The Colombian Caribbean: A Regional History, 1870-1950 (Oxford Historical Monographs) by Eduardo Posada-Carbó, 1996-04-18 Diagnoses of apparently new Colombian birds (Bulletin / American Museum of Natural History) by Frank M Chapman, 1915 The Cyclopedia Review of Current History: Colombian Annual 1896 (VOLUME 6 COLUMBIAN ANNUAL) by Alfred S Johnson, 1897 Colombian National Police: Colombian National Police, General Santander National Police Academy, History of the Colombian National Police The Cyclopedia Review of Current History: Colombian Annual 1894 (VOLUME 4 COLUMBIAN ANNUAL) by Alfred S Johnson, 1895 COLOMBIAN DRUG WARS: GUERRILLAS, PARAMILITARY GROUPS, AND THE GOVERNMENT: An entry from Gale's <i>History Behind the Headlines, Vols. 1-6</i> by Thomas D. Reins, 2001 The Cyclopedia Review of Current History: Colombian Annual 1895 (VOLUME 5 COLUMBIAN ANNUAL) by Alfred S Johnson, 1896 The Monument: A History of The Colombian Rope Company by No Author Listed, 1948 History of Colombia: Simón Bolívar, Cartagena, Colombia, Viceroyalty of New Granada, United Fruit Company, Timeline of Colombian History A Cry of Innocence: In Defense of Colombians by Antonio Angel-Junguito, 1993-11 COLOMBIAN AMERICANS: An entry from Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America</i> by Pamela Sturner, 2000 PANAMA REVOLUTION: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>Dictionary of American History</i> by Max Paul Friedman, 2003

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1. Colombian History
   When the first spaniards arrive to what is now Colombia, the largest and widespread Colombia was part of the territory known as the Viceroyalty of Nueva  
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   Extractions: When the first spaniards arrive to what is now Colombia, the largest and widespread culture was the Chibchas. They were concentrated mainly in the highland basins and valleys of the Cordillera Oriental. The first Spanish settelment was established in 1510 on the coast of the Gulf of Uraba (Caribbean Sea) but was abandoned after a few years. Santa Marta and Cartagena (founded in 1525 and 1533, respectively) were the earliest permanent settlements. Bogota was founded in 1538, followed by more than twenty other settlements by the middle of the sixteenth century. About the same time, spaniards moving northward from Peru reached southern Colombia and founded Pasto and Popayan. Spanish settlement grew and expanded during the seventeenth century, stimulated by the sources of gold and silver. Gradually, an increasing number of sttlers turned to agriculture. Large estates were established using the Indians and later Africans for forced labor. Colombia was part of the territory known as the Viceroyalty of Nueva Granada (established in 1740), which also extended over present-day Panama, Venezuela, and Ecuador . The population of Colombia was estimated at aproximately 800,000 in 1770. It is believed to have crossed the 1-million mark early in the nineteenth century.

2. Colombian History
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3. An Overview Of Recent Colombian History
   An Overview of Recent colombian history Violence escalates as the Colombian government moves against the liberales comunes and communists.  
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   Extractions: XIX Century After achieving its independence from Spain, Colombia experiences numerous civil confrontations and uprisings. By the middle of the century, religious, economic and political powers were concentrated in a handful of families. There were reactions against the oligarchic society's hierarchic racism like the 1841 war in which slaves and indigenous peoples rebelled against their masters. While often characterized as conflict between the incipient liberal and conservative movements, many of these wars reflected a confrontation between the privileged and the underclass. The liberal and conservative parties begin to take form in Colombia. During their formation process that would extend into the early XX century, the philosophies of the parties underwent various transformations. The Constitution of 1886 consolidated the central government and eliminated federalism as a means to counteract the state of institutional chaos and fiscal bankruptcy, and to end rivalries among political chieftains. However, many democratic rights were suspended. Persecution against radical sectors opposing the government led to the War of the Thousand Days. The war is followed by a period of brutal repression of the union movement and of indigenous people that extended into the 1920s. This war consolidated the bipartisan system.

4. An Overview Of Recent Colombian History
   An Overview of Recent colombian history. XIX Century  
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5. Peace For Colombia: A Great Alliance Against Crime
   Andrés Pastrana was elected by the largest majority ever in colombian history. is the most momentous political decision of recent colombian history.  
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   Extractions: I wish to give thanks for the opportunity to appear in this forum where important analysts of American and Latin American life come together to speak on issues of peace and human rights. I wish to title my presentation "Peace for Colombia: A Great Alliance Against Crime." The Colombian crisis is a summation of crises that have gone unresolved throughout our history. Colombia has known peace and security only for brief periods, and is characterized instead as a country of high levels of violence and human rights violations. The Colombian political process is markedly behind in matters of both mechanisms for political participation and the democratic distribution of opportunities. An important factor in this backwardness is a regional disparity resulting from both contemporary obstacles and the weight of history.... The primary guerrilla force in Colombia is the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. They have achieved considerable development to the point that many consider them a true army. The sustainability of the Colombian insurgency is explainable to a great extent by its irregular war practices. These include kidnaping, providing armed protection for narcotics growers (though one cannot justify identifying the guerrilla as a drug cartel), hold-ups of regional development banks, and extortion of periodic payments (the so-called "

6. Colombia History
   the agreement was later rejected by the Colombian congress), the Email. Related content from HighBeam Research on Colombia History  
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7. A Short Colombian History
   A Short colombian history. During the preColombian period, the area now known as Colombia was Search Google for another short colombian history  
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8. Colombian History
   and Recipes Flag Information Government Geography History In Their The National Army. The National Navy. The Colombian Air Force.  
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9. Encyclopedia: Colombian History: Biographies
   Encyclopeadia articles concerning colombian history Biographies.  
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   Extractions: var zflag_nid="162"; var zflag_cid="57/1"; var zflag_sid="53"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Page Tools: Cite Print Email

10. Colombia History, People, Economy, Geography, Government
    and Customs Economy Flag Information Government Geography History In The National Army. The National Navy. The Colombian Air Force.  
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11. Caf De Colombia - Welcome To The National Federation Of Coffee
    Colombian Coffee Web Site Juan Valdez on the Web, featuring a history of Colombian coffee, agricultural processes, recipes, brands and locations  
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12. ABC News Rare Gold Coins Displayed Before Auction
    The coin dates to 1755 and "is very important to colombian history " Kraljevich said. The auction will be held in New York on April 19 and 20;  
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13. Pre-Colombian History
    Precolombian history. Pre-colombian history in South America. These few notes aim to provide some historical background to better understand the events  
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    Extractions: in South America These few notes aim to provide some historical background to better understand the events that have shaped the people I have met in the countries I visited in South America. According to conventional wisdom, South America has been inhabited for about 20,000 years by hunters and gatherers who began developing agriculture around 4000 BC Christ using the slash and burn technique still used today by some isolated tribes of Amazonia. The first permanent agricultural settlements appeared about 3 500 BC in areas where the quasi nomadic slash and burn technique was not applicable such as the coastal river valleys that required irrigation to control the seasonal runoff from the Andes and the highlands where it was necessary to build terraces to create farmable land. These new labour intensive agricultural techniques required a consensus on how the collective efforts of each community should be spent and that required stable structures based on a common set of values and beliefs. Each community invented their own gods which were generally concerned with keeping a calendar of the seasons and with providing fertility to the land and the people. Little is known of these early religions that developed independently during 1000 years in many places on the coast ( Valdivia , Huaca Prieta, Salinas de Chao, Aspero, Piedra Parada, El Paraiso), and in the highlands (Kotosh, Shillacoto, Wairai-jirca, Huaricoto, La Galgada, Piruru).

14. Pre-Colombian History
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15. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Colombian History, Biographies Encyclopedia
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16. COLOMBIA HISTORIA
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17. AllRefer.com - Francisco Antonio Zea (Colombian History, Biography) - Encycloped
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on Francisco Antonio Zea, colombian history, Biographies.  
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z Z Related Category: Colombian History, Biographies Francisco Antonio Zea [frAns E O Ant O O s A Pronunciation Key Mutis in botanical studies. Zea, like Antonio Narino, was arrested (1795) for distributing copies of The Declaration of the Rights of Man and was for a time imprisoned in Spain. He returned to aid BolIvar in the liberation of South America. After becoming (1819) vice president of Venezuela, he resigned and accepted the presidency of the Congress of Angostura (see Ciudad BolIvar ) and was later vice president of Greater Colombia. Appointed special diplomatic agent to Europe, he was not highly successful; he negotiated disadvantageous loans and gained recognition of his country only from the United States. He died in Bath, England. Zea wrote a history of Colombia and works on botany.

18. Atlas B Sico De Historia De Colombia
    Cronolog a b sica sobre la historia de Colombia.  
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19. Colombian History History Of Colombia Colombia S History
    Research colombian history at the Questia.com online library.  
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20. Colombian History
    colombian history by Jennifer Molina Balbuena, AntiWar Committee member, March 2002. Additions from other sources since that time.  
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    Extractions: Additions from other sources since that time. United States recognizes independence from Spain of newly-created Greater Colombia, which includes Venezuela, Panama and Ecuador. Panama, acting with U.S. blessing, breaks away from Colombia. Washington pays Colombia $25 million compensation. Franklin D. Roosevelt is first U.S. president to visit Colombia First U.S. military mission to Colombia arrives. Ninth Panamerican Conference declares that communism is anti-democratic and totalitarian, and that together the countries must eradicate and impede any activities that destroy institutions or prevent the free and sovereign right of people/communities to govern themselves Liberal President Jorge Eliecer Gaitan is assassinated. El Bogotazo riot in the capital marks the beginning of La Violencia civil war. Colombia sends troops to Korea to aid U.S. Rojas Pinilla offers amnesty for armed combatants that hand over their arms. Ultimately, they are assassinated. National Front ends La Violencia for the Liberals and Conservatives. Others remain armed.

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