La época de Rosas

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La época de Rosas

Learning objective

Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson you will understand the political dynamics and power struggles in Argentina during the era of Juan Manuel de Rosas. At the end of the lesson you will be able to describe the events leading to the rise of Rosas and his influence over Argentine provinces. At the end of the lesson you will be able to explain the impact of the Anarchy of the Year XX on Argentina's political structure. At the end of the lesson you will be able to discuss the significance of key battles and treaties during Rosas' time. At the end of the lesson you will understand the roles of various political figures and factions in shaping Argentina's early 19th-century history.

What do you already know about Juan Manuel de Rosas?

The Rise of Juan Manuel de Rosas

Governor of Buenos Aires. Wielded significant influence from 1835 to 1852. Controlled foreign relations and military.

Political Context

Struggle for independence in Argentina. Anarchy of the Year XX created instability. Civil conflicts between federalists and unitarians.

Key Events

Appointment as commander general of campaign. The Battle of Caseros marked a turning point. Treaties with Brazil impacted regional power.

Federalism vs. Unitarianism

Federalism advocated for provincial autonomy. Unitarians pushed for a centralised national government. Tensions between factions shaped governance.

Key Figures

Manuel Dorrego and his role in politics. Juan Lavalle's dictatorship and opposition to Rosas. Estanislao López's influence in the interior provinces.

Conclusion

Recap of Rosas' influence on Argentina. Discussion on the lasting impact of his era. Questions for further exploration.

Definitions

Juan Manuel de Rosas: A prominent Argentine political figure who served as the governor of Buenos Aires and held significant influence over the Argentine Confederation. Anarchy of the Year XX: A period of political instability in Argentina following the dissolution of the national government in 1820. Federalism: A political ideology advocating for a union of provinces with shared governance but significant autonomy. Unitarians: A political faction in Argentina advocating for a centralized national government. Battle of Caseros: A decisive battle in 1852 leading to the defeat and resignation of Juan Manuel de Rosas.

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