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| • | Independence
opened up |
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| Latin
America to direct |
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from other |
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| European
nations. |
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| • | The
elite followed Europe's |
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in intellectual and |
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life. |
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| • | In
the 1830s romanticism |
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important and |
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| turned
interest to Indians |
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local customs. |
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