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citic most of us here in california agree on what they're in because it's exactly what happened during the land reforms in britain from the 16th until the 18th century so we think . the british farmers were expropriated in the same why. there's no other word for it. because immediately you the lands which they cultivated started to have fences put up around it. and by the 18th century they were forced to give up their workforce to the new factories. this was the origin of industry and economy as we know them today it was the beginning of modern day capitalism. that. did the united fruit company introduced capitalism to central america. it certainly had a specific vision of development and progress from the start. the railway laid the foundations for minor cooper keats huge wealth. for the young nation is of central america it was synonymous with modernity. guatemala wanted its own railway but the country was in debt and when the price of coffee in its primary resource collapsed it became insolvent plans to build a railway were put on ice. in 1983 quite similar approach to one person wh