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WOMEN AND WORK IN COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA

WOMEN AND WORK IN COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA. THE EXTERNAL ECONOMY IMPERIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF TRADE PRODUCTION MINING PLANTATION AGRICULTURE: SUGAR (RUM), TOBACCO, COCHINEAL LIVESTOCK (HIDES, TALLOW, ETC) FOREST PRODUCTS (TIMBER, DRUGS, CACAO) LABOR SOURCES: FREE, UNFREE

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WOMEN AND WORK IN COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA

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  1. WOMEN AND WORK IN COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA • THE EXTERNAL ECONOMY • IMPERIAL PHILOSOPHIES OF TRADE • PRODUCTION • MINING • PLANTATION AGRICULTURE: SUGAR (RUM), TOBACCO, COCHINEAL • LIVESTOCK (HIDES, TALLOW, ETC) • FOREST PRODUCTS (TIMBER, DRUGS, CACAO) • LABOR SOURCES: FREE, UNFREE • GENDER STRUCTURE OF THE ECONOMY • ROLE OF LATIFUNDIA • ROLE OF SLAVERY, ENCOMIENDA • MYTHS AND REALITY

  2. THE INTERNAL ECONOMY OF LATIN AMERICA

  3. SLAVE ROUTES

  4. EXPORTATION OF SILVER AND GOLD UNTIL 1600

  5. EXPORTS OF MINERALS COMPARED TO OTHER COLONIAL PRODUCTS TO 1660

  6. THE INTERNAL ECONOMY • GRAIN • ANIMALS • VEGETABLES: MANIOC, BEANS, SQUASH, POTATOES, TOMATOES, OTHER GREEN VEGETABLES • TRIBUTE PRODUCTION • GENDER STRUCTURE OF THE INTERNAL ECONOMY • HOW DO WE ESCAPE FROM STEREOTYPES OF MALE LABOR? • WHERE DO WE LOOK FOR FEMALE LABOR: RURAL, URBAN • SIGNIFICANCE OF CLASS AND CASTE

  7. RANCHING AND AGRICULTURE

  8. ROLE OF ANDEAN WOMEN IN COMMERCE

  9. INDIAN WOMEN WOVE PLAIN TRIBUTE CLOTH BUT MAINTAINED THEIR USE OF PATTERNS AS SIGN OF IDENTITY

  10. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ECONOMY • SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SUBSISTENCE ECONOMY • SIGNIFICANCE OF MIGRATION AND URBANIZATION ON GENDER STRUCTURE OF THE LABOR FORCE

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