Military dictators who ruled in Latin America were known as caudillos. viceroys. creoles.

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Military dictators who ruled in Latin America were known as caudillos. In general these military dictators imposed harsh rule, and were not very well-liked by the public.

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Caudillos

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The Caudillo is a Latin American military dictator. In the wake of the Latin American autonomy development in the mid nineteenth century, politically insecure conditions and the long understanding of outfitted clash prompted the rise in a large number of the new nations of strongmen who were regularly magnetic and whose hang on power relied upon command over equipped supporters, patronage and vigilance. Since their influence depended on viciousness and individual relations, the authenticity of the caudillos' standard was dependably in uncertainty, and few could withstand the difficulties of new pioneers who developed among their very own devotees and well off supporters.

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