Because the majority of Guatemalans are indigenous or mestizo - of mixed indigenous and white ancestry.
Why did America intervene in Guatemala in 1954?
Guatemalans band together in opposition to the army. As the Cold War intensified in the 1950s, the United States made foreign policy decisions with the objective of containing communism.
The civil war stifled Guatemala's economic growth, ended its political independence, and permitted a corrupt ruling class to dominate the country for its own political and economic gain.
Therefore, Guatemalans have mixed languages approximately 40% are indigenous, and 40% are mestizo.
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No, buffalo soldiers were African-American cavalry soldiers.
The Alternative for the Americas agreement of the early 2000's is primarily aimed at "making the process of hemispheric economic integration more inclusive, democratic, environmentally and culturally sustainable, and equitable." The agreement was set up in response to the NAFTA, which then was supposed to become the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
An example of cultural change for the united states in this time period would be seen in how the united states started to impress their culture upon the world in showing that they were the “top dog” in the world wars. this cultural shift towards exerting dominance lead up to the cold war.
The answer is the first one.
Germany became two separate countries.
