Question

In the 19th century, south american cities became more integrated into the global economy by coordinating the export of primary commodities and the import of manufactured goods. what primary commodities were important in the 19th century?

Answer 1

The industrial sector in South American countries made only a limited contribution to the economy. Most of the primary commodities were exported and the manufactured goods were imported. This way South America was put on the global economy map for its contribution.

The primary commodities that were the major exports in terms of value included food stuffs, plant products, fuels, and other raw materials.

The food stuffs included sugar, cocoa, bananas, coffee, beef, tobacco, wheat, and corn. Fuels included oil, petroleum products and natural gas. Raw materials included cotton, linseed oil, fish meal, cattle hides, tin, copper, iron ore, zinc and lead. Also, other products like armaments, shoes, and small aircraft vehicles were also exported.

Answer 2

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