Discuss the below:
Q: Why did many Latin Americans hold anti-U.S. views during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries? What were the eventual consequences for U.S. businesses and government officials? Back your argument with specific evidence from :
1. "Neocolonialism," - This is chapter six of Born in Blood and Fire by John Charles Chasteen. It was published in New York by W.W. Norton and
Co. in 2011.
2. "The Second Nicaraguan Civil War," - "The Second Nicaraguan Civil War" and "The Sandino Chase" of The Banana Wars by Lester Langley. It was published in Wilmington, Delaware by SR Books in 2002.
3. "The Sandino Chase,"
4. Augusto Sandino's "Manifesto," This document appears in Latin America Since Independence by Alexander Dawson. It was published in New York by Routledge in 2011.
5. "The Mexican Crisis," "The Mexican Crisis," "Veracruz," and "The Rulers of Veracruz" from The Banana Wars by Lester Langley. It was published in Wilmington, Delaware by SR Books in 2002.
6. "Under the Gun," This is chapter of Haitian History: New Perspectives edited by Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall. It was published in New York by Routledge in 2013.
7. "The Rulers of Veracruz" and Article 27 of Mexico's 1917 constitution