Venezuelan History Comparative Overview
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MINISTRY OF POPULAR POWER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
FERMIN TORO UNIVERSITY
COMPARATIVE TABLE
Author:
Gabriela Segnini
PERIOD Pre-Columbian COLONIAL REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARY DEMOCRATIC
YEAR 14000 BC – 1498 From 1676 to 1810 1830 to 1908 1908-1958 1959-1999
DEFINITION Unreviewed stage of the longest stage until the Venezuela stage begins the transition phase towards the most recent and current stage of
Venezuelan history, the moments of its independent history Modern Venezuela, characterized by history Venezuelan
cultures settled in Venezuela, encompassed more essentially due to the emergence representing the consolidation
territory did not stop for 300 years of from oil exploitation from democratic life, starting
no testimony Spanish domination of uninterrupted succession of
governments elected by voting
popular
Inhabitants The population reaches a *Submission of the Abolition of the *The shift from rural life to the *The development process of
important level of indigenous population and slavery and urban freedom, implied a change in the proletariat and the class
sedentary lifestyle that arrives of the for the Slaves the definitive old structure of Media is consolidated with the
allowed the development of slavery. castes in force since the colony. democracy, improving
a Agriculture *Social Stratification. The change of environment and substantially his level of
indigenous, as well as of work represents life and its purchasing power.
certain level in his emergence of the Proletariat and the *A powerful and strong emerges
architecture y in the Urban Middle Class new National Bourgeoisie
handcrafted production of linked with the nascent
ceramics and some industrial, commercial sector and
tissues of the services
Massive influx of immigrants
POLITICS Sedentary tribes Submission a the *First Governments *Governments Dictatorial *Elected Governments
Crown Independent Spanish Militarists and Centralists Bipartisanship and Representation
Council of the Indies Centralists, Organization of the State of the Minorities
Local Regime y Presidentialists y Political Alternation
Autarky Military Councils Constitutional Order
Colonial Caudillismo Separation of Powers
Political Instability Decentralization
ECONOMIC Subsistence *Economía Agrícola *Agrícola Cacao y *Development of the Economy *Consolidation of the
Cocoa and Coffee Coffee Mono Oil Production Company Monoproductive Economy
Latifundia System Latifundia System Growth of the Oil Finance (nationalization of
Hand of Obra *Abolición of the State oil
Slave Slavery Drop in Agricultural Production Commercial Integration with
Free Trade Latin America
First Problems
of External Debt
PERIOD Pre-Columbian COLONIAL REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARY DEMOCRATIC
Egalitarian society {"Sociedad Desigualitaria":"Unequal Society","Persiste la Sociedad":"The Society Persists","Éxodo Campesino":"Peasant Exodus"}
to Services Improvements
N SOCIAL Caste System Unequal Population Concentration Public
Mestizaje Decreases even more the Arrival of Immigrants *Great Investment Social
quality of life Foreigners Housing-Health
Increase in the Quality of Class Consolidation
Life through the great works of Media
infrastructure Emergence of the new
Rise of the Working Class bourgeoisie
Rise of the Middle Class Consolidation of the
Urban Problematic Social
Marginality Crime
CULTURE primitive Limited Education to Him decree The Little Investment in Education Great Investment in Education
the privileged sectors Education Public, the so-called culture (Schools-Universities) arises
The Catholic Church Free and Mandatory
urban, and with it a plan is drawn up
exerted control the important theaters, museums, and Education for Work that
other cultural venues includes Technical Schools,
Commercial and Agricultural
Construction big
cultural complexes