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Inserción a la economía
mundial
El sistema de produccion que sustentba la politica
del libre cambio en el pais fue generalmente la
gran hacienda y el latifundo;sin embargo, la nueva
elite gobernante tuvo que asumir el reto de
transformar una econimia basada en la extraccion
de metales precisos
 Ciclos agroexportadores
la escasa y lenta producción de mercancía y productos de exportación estable llevo al país a experimentar con diversos
productos, que generaron bonanzas periódicas. A esta sucesión de éxitos comerciales se le denomino ciclos
agroexportadores.

• Metales precisos: EL PAIS EXPORTO ORO Y PLATA. El oro provenía en los departamentos de cauca y Antioquia.
• tabaco: vivió un ciclo de expansión rápida hasta 1857,luego fue retomado en 1864 a 1869. su caída se dio a partir de
1875
• Quina: tuvo un primer auge a fínales de la década de 1850 y luego de un abrupto descenso
• Café: comenzó en la década de 1890 cuando la cantidad de sacos aumento gracias aas u difusión en Cundinamarca,
Tolima, huila y Antioquia
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Often motivated by religious, political, and

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economic reasons
Focuses on the exploitation of natural
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colonial power
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New York New Hampshire

Pennsylvania Massachusetts

Virginia Delaware

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The French and Indian War was a major war fought in the
American Colonies between 1754 and 1763. The British
gained significant territory in North America as a result of
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