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In what ways were the Latin American economies of the 19th century dependent on

In what ways were the Latin American economies of the 19th century dependent on the industrialized nations of Europe and North America?

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Dependent on industrialized markets; surge in Latin American economies in later 19th century created by demand for raw materials, agricultural products in industrialized world; importation of manufactured goods from industrialized world caused slow development of indigenous industries; dependent on capital from industrialized world for investment; meant new transportation and communication systems, mining sectors often controlled by foreign corporations.

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