Examines the origins, development and continuing influence of 20th-Century Latin American revolutionary movements, with a focus on placing these struggles in comparative historical context. Explores various approaches to revolution and the general role of left political formations in Latin America. Specific focus can vary by semester with examples drawn from various Latin American countries, including Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, Chile and Nicaragua. May be repeated up to 6 total credit hours. Recommended prerequisite: HIST 1018 or HIST 1028 or HIST 3020. Same as HIST 5048.
