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Cordoba - History L ocated in the intersection of the routes that went from Chile and the Alto Peru (Bolivia) to the port of Buenos Aires, it was the most important city during the colonial period. The area of the sierras was occupied by the Comechingones Indian in ancient times. They lived in stone cabins, practiced agriculture, hunting and fishing, organized the community in families and made pottery and knitting. Founded before Buenos Aires by an expedition coming from the north in 1573. In this area the Society of Jesus settled and created one of their biggest centers along with one of the first universities of the continent in 1613. Thanks to their presence, the city was called "La Docta" and it characterized for its permanent progressive and at the same time traditional vision. In Cordoba city , you will discover the contrast that exists between the new technology of the 20th century and the history of the colonial period . Beautiful parks, historical places, museums and different attractions can be admired such as the colonial architecture of the Cathedral; the Cabildo that dates back to the 17th century; the Obispo Mercadillo House, built at the beginning of the 18th century; the Convento de las Teresas that at present houses the Religious Art Museum, the Monserrat School, the oldest school that dates back to

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Mercedes - History T he historical name of "Villa de Mercedes" when in the governor Mariano Saavedra ordered that the villa should be renamed "Mercedes City " and in 1886 the current municipal regime ought to be established. Back in time, the main economic activity in Mercedes was the metal industry. The history start in 1745 after the stopping of the attacks of native Indian soldiers. The construction of a Fort six miles away from the Sanctuary of Lujαn, ordered by Juan de San Martνn, indicated the first line of advance in the conquer of the desert and the foundation of " the Guard of Lujαn ". The arrival to the guard of Lujαn on June 25th. of that year, controlled by Captain Jose de Zαrate, had meant the definitive establishment of the Bunker. After the Revolution of May "blandengues" became " Regiment of Cavalry of the country " and the guard of Lujαn was dissolved. In 1812 the Mayor of "Santa Hermandad"( Saint Brotherhood) , first civilian authority of Mercedes was designated; in 1822. A new constitution was written and Bernardino Rivadavia was elected president. The provinces took offence to this, so Rivadavia resigned and civil war ensued from 1826-1828. It was at this time of civil war that the most influential man in 19th century Argentine history arose, Juan Manuel de Rosas. In 1829 he was elected to a three year term as a federalist, meaning he was an advocate of a government sharing power between the national and provincial sectors, as opposed to an unitario, who would support the idea of a strong central government.

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Wikijunior South America/Argentina From Wikibooks Wikijunior South America Argentina's flag Argentina's coat of arms A map of Argentina Satellite picture of the River Plate Argentina is the second largest country in South America and the eighth largest in the world. It is located between the Andes mountains on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Argentina and Chile occupy the most southern part of all South America. The country borders Bolivia, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay. Its capital city is Buenos Aires (the Spanish words for good airs ), inside the estuary of Rio de La Plata (Silver River). Contents Argentina's History The rule of Spain Independence The modern world ... edit Argentina's History The word Argentina means silver in Latin. The country was named after silver because, when shipwrecked Spaniards washed up on Argentina's shore, the native Americans brought them gifts made out of silver. edit The rule of Spain Before the European invasion of the Americas, Argentina was rather sparsely populated. Different Native American tribes lived in small villages, and Argentina bordered the Inca empire, but large parts of the country had few inhabitants. The Spanish arrived in 1502 on a voyage of Amerigo Vespucci, the mapmaker that America was named after. Bueno Aires became a Spanish colony in 1580, and was originally a part of greater Peru. It became an important port after 1776, exporting leather leather and other goods.

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Argentina. History and Culture by Luis Rumbaut Native Peoples Independence and its Aftermath Independence exposed the disparities in economic production and distribution of wealth within the country. Somewhat as in the U.S., the early constitutional debates took place between the Federalists, largely conservative ranchers from the provinces, and the Unitarists, who, favoring a strong central government, hailed mainly from the capital city and province. The dispute led to civil war and anarchy, until the election in 1829 of Federalist General Juan Manuel de Rosas as governor of Buenos Aires Province. He became the first of a number of military dictators; Federalists and Unitarists battled on for decades more. From Peronism to Neo-liberalism Folk Music Magazine Articles Reviews Interviews African Instruments in Cuban Music Rumbaut, Luis. CLAVE Vol.1 No. 3, September 5, 1998. A Short History of The Colonial Villancico of New Spain. Oetgen, Susan. CLAVE Vol.2 No.4,November/December, 1999 . An Interview with Leonardo Lucini. Berre, Marietta. CLAVE Bolero.

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