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Colonial Latin America

Colonial Latin America. Section 2 of Latin America Praxis Review With Frank Argote-Freyre. Spanish Empire Task of Governing. Viceroys and Viceroyalties “ Obedezco , Pero No Cumplo ” Audiencias Council of the Indies House of Contracts

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Colonial Latin America

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  1. Colonial Latin America Section 2 of Latin America Praxis Review With Frank Argote-Freyre

  2. Spanish EmpireTask of Governing Viceroys and Viceroyalties “Obedezco, Pero No Cumplo” Audiencias Council of the Indies House of Contracts Systems of Labor: Encomienda and Repartimiento

  3. Colonial Viceroyalties

  4. Las Casas: Defender of the Indigenous

  5. Horrors of the Conquest Illustration by Theodore deBry Additional images can be found at: http://www.lehigh.edu/~ejg1/doc/lascasas/casas.htm

  6. Potosi Silver Mine

  7. Religion in the Americas Caridad del Cobre: Cuba Our Lady of Guadalupe: Mexico

  8. Mission System Image of Jesuit Preaching to Potential Converts

  9. Economics of Empire

  10. Spanish Fortresses Saint Augustine, Florida Havana Cuba: El Morro Castle

  11. Emerging Races and Racial Ideologies

  12. Slavery and Slave Systems Triangle Trade Middle Passage: Deadly Voyage

  13. Slave Resistance and Culture • Day-to-Day Resistance • Petit Marronnage • Grande Marronnage • Revolt and Revolution • Cultural Survival: Religion and Music • Emergence of Free People of Color

  14. Images of Slavery Plantation Life in Brazil

  15. African Leaders in the Americas OlaudahEquiano Zumbi dos Palmares

  16. Factors Leading to Independence Wars • Economic Contradictions • Political Repression • Social and Racial Inequalities • Trigger: Napoleonic Wars

  17. Mexico: Path of Violence Miguel Hidalgo Declared Mexican Independence on September 16, 1810 Jose Morelos Continued the Struggle after Hidalgo’s Execution

  18. Brazil: Path of Peace Emperor Dom Pedro I

  19. Dream of United South America Simón Bolivar: Gran Colombian Experiment

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