American And Caribbean Leaders Codexery

American And Caribbean Leaders 1-21

19 entries in the American And Caribbean Leaders compendium.

American And Caribbean Leaders 1-21 — Era Chart

Rafael Núñez1807Ramón Freire1811Ramón Castilla1817Nelson W. Aldrich1841Sanford B. Dole1844R. B. Bennett1870Sam Rayburn1882Porfirio Díaz1885Maximiliano Hernández 1919Plutarco Elías Calles1924
Maximiliano Hernández MartínezSalvadoran military officer and longest-serving president.Millard Fillmore13th U.S.Nelson W. AldrichRepublican senator who shaped U.S. tariff and monetary policy.Pedro SantanaDominican soldier and president, later governor-general under Spanish rule.Plutarco Elías CallesFounder of the Institutional Revolutionary Party and Mexico's paramount leader during the Porfirio DíazMexican general and dictator who mobilized 15,000 troops during the 1885 Central American Prudente de MoraisR. B. BennettCanadian prime minister during the Great Depression.Rafael NúñezSpanish Army officer who led the 1820 revolt restoring the Constitution of 1812.Rafael UrdanetaVenezuelan general and president of Gran Colombia.Ramón CastillaPeruvian caudillo who abolished slavery and modernized the state.Ramón FreireChilean liberal leader and multiple-time head of state.Ricardo Jiménez OreamunoThree-term Costa Rican president and liberal reformer.Robert BordenPrime Minister of Canada during World War I, considered union with the West Indies.Rodrigues AlvesBrazilian president who modernized Rio de Janeiro.Rutherford B. Hayes19th president who ended Reconstruction after a disputed election.Sam HoustonAmerican general, statesman, and only governor of two U.S. states.Sam RayburnLongest-serving U.S. House Speaker; key civil rights and infrastructure legislator.Sanford B. DoleLawyer and jurist who led Hawaii from republic to U.S. territory.
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