Exam 7: The Bourbon Reforms and Spanish America
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Bourbon Spain failed to reconquer its colonial trade because of
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Recently, historians have begun to correct the traditional view that indigenous peoples were mere passive victims of Spanish rule. What evidence drawn from the text supports this revisionist interpretation?
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Compare and contrast the Quito Insurrection of 1765, the Tupac Amaru Rebellion, and the Revolt of the Comuneros.
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In the late 18th century, the intellectual community in New Spain took greats interest in science due to
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The intellectual atmosphere of colonial Spanish America has been described as neomedieval. Show how this atmosphere began to change in the eighteenth century.
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What were the objectives of the Bourbon domestic and colonial reforms? To what degree were they achieved?
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Eighteenth-century creole nationalists spent much time refuting the claims of European writers like Comte Georges de Buffon who proclaimed
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The monumental History of Ancient Mexico, a veritable encyclopedia of Aztec culture, was composed by
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