Question 1

The patronato real refers to royal

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A)  control over ecclesiastical affairs in Spain and the colonies. 
B)  patronage of colonial universities. 
C)  policy of alternating creoles and peninsulars in filling high colonial church posts. 
D)  patronage of schools for indigenous upper-class youth. 
A)  control over ecclesiastical affairs in Spain and the colonies. 
B)  patronage of colonial universities. 
C)  policy of alternating creoles and peninsulars in filling high colonial church posts. 
D)  patronage of schools for indigenous upper-class youth.

Question 2

The residencia was a(n)

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A)  unannounced investigation of official conduct by a judge appointed by crown or viceroy. 
B)  judicial review of an official's conduct at the end of his term of office. 
C)  joint meeting of the viceroy and the audiencia serving as the viceroy's council of state. 
D)  list of charges brought against a retiring official by the Council of the Indies. 
A)  unannounced investigation of official conduct by a judge appointed by crown or viceroy. 
B)  judicial review of an official's conduct at the end of his term of office. 
C)  joint meeting of the viceroy and the audiencia serving as the viceroy's council of state. 
D)  list of charges brought against a retiring official by the Council of the Indies.

Question 3

IDENTIFICATION
-missions

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It seems like your question about "IDENT

Question 4

IDENTIFICATION
-corregidor

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Corregidor is an island located at the e

Question 5

IDENTIFICATION
-obedezco pero no cumplo

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The phrase "obedezco pero no cumplo" is

Question 6

The censo was a

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A)  royal audit of colonial resources upon which tax assessments were based. 
B)  colonial head count of indigenous peoples for purposes of tribute assessment. 
C)  civil settlement designed to facilitate Spanish imperial expansion. 
D)  common method for landowners to endow religious institutions by mortgaging estates. 
A)  royal audit of colonial resources upon which tax assessments were based. 
B)  colonial head count of indigenous peoples for purposes of tribute assessment. 
C)  civil settlement designed to facilitate Spanish imperial expansion. 
D)  common method for landowners to endow religious institutions by mortgaging estates.

Question 7

The worst abuses of the corregidor's authority arose in connection with

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A)  the practice of compelling natives to work in his enterprises. 
B)  the mandatory purchase of goods from him by the natives of his district. 
C)  his collection of indigenous tribute. 
D)  his treatment of indigenous officials responsible for meeting a pueblo's quota of tribute. 
A)  the practice of compelling natives to work in his enterprises. 
B)  the mandatory purchase of goods from him by the natives of his district. 
C)  his collection of indigenous tribute. 
D)  his treatment of indigenous officials responsible for meeting a pueblo's quota of tribute.

Question 8

After the kinship group, the most important indigenous institution for collective security was the

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A)  religious brotherhood. 
B)  indigenous cabildo. 
C)  tribal council. 
D)  craft guild. 
A)  religious brotherhood. 
B)  indigenous cabildo. 
C)  tribal council. 
D)  craft guild.

Question 9

IDENTIFICATION
-Laws of the Indies

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The Laws of the Indies, or "Leyes de Ind

Question 10

The great majority of cases tried by the colonial Inquisition had to do with

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A)  heresy. 
B)  the reading of forbidden books. 
C)  political subversion. 
D)  offenses against morality. 
A)  heresy. 
B)  the reading of forbidden books. 
C)  political subversion. 
D)  offenses against morality.

Question 11

Which of the following statements is not correct?

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A)  Familial relationships in Spanish elite society were characterized by male domination. 
B)  Fathers had the right to arrange marriages for their daughters. 
C)  The double sexual standard prevailed in Spanish elite society. 
D)  Women had no control over their dowries and inheritances during marriage. 
A)  Familial relationships in Spanish elite society were characterized by male domination. 
B)  Fathers had the right to arrange marriages for their daughters. 
C)  The double sexual standard prevailed in Spanish elite society. 
D)  Women had no control over their dowries and inheritances during marriage.

Question 12

IDENTIFICATION
-censos

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It appears that you are asking for infor

Question 13

IDENTIFICATION
-captain general

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The term "Captain General" historically

Question 14

Which of the following was not true of Vasco de Quiroga, a Catholic bishop and royal judge?

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A)  He believed indigenous people, unlike Europeans, were not greedy and ambitious. 
B)  He founded the pueblos of Santa Fe in which all property was collectively owned. 
C)  He convinced the Crown to create indigenous cities modeled on More's Utopia. 
D)  He advocated a six-hour work day, women's right to work, and wages based on need. 
A)  He believed indigenous people, unlike Europeans, were not greedy and ambitious. 
B)  He founded the pueblos of Santa Fe in which all property was collectively owned. 
C)  He convinced the Crown to create indigenous cities modeled on More's Utopia. 
D)  He advocated a six-hour work day, women's right to work, and wages based on need.

Question 15

IDENTIFICATION
-oidor

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It seems like you're asking for an ident

Question 16

From an economic point of view, the most successful missionary effort was represented by the

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A)  Jesuit missions in Paraguay. 
B)  Franciscan missions in New Mexico. 
C)  Franciscan missions in California. 
D)  Jesuit missions on the northwest coast of Mexico. 
A)  Jesuit missions in Paraguay. 
B)  Franciscan missions in New Mexico. 
C)  Franciscan missions in California. 
D)  Jesuit missions on the northwest coast of Mexico.

Question 17

IDENTIFICATION
-Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz was a 17th cen

Question 18

The wealthiest order in the Spanish colonies was the

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A)  Dominicans. 
B)  Franciscans. 
C)  Society of Jesus. 
D)  Augustinians. 
A)  Dominicans. 
B)  Franciscans. 
C)  Society of Jesus. 
D)  Augustinians.

Question 19

IDENTIFICATION
-Council of the Indies

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The Council of the Indies, also known as

Question 20

Viceroys and captains-general were

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A)  the supreme military and civil authority in the colonies. 
B)  judge-presidents who acted as civil governors, but lacked military command and control. 
C)  civil judges who toured colonial provinces to inspect local conditions. 
D)  representatives of the royal interest in local town councils or cabildos. 
A)  the supreme military and civil authority in the colonies. 
B)  judge-presidents who acted as civil governors, but lacked military command and control. 
C)  civil judges who toured colonial provinces to inspect local conditions. 
D)  representatives of the royal interest in local town councils or cabildos.

The patronato real refers to royal

The residencia was a(n)

IDENTIFICATION -missions

IDENTIFICATION -corregidor

IDENTIFICATION -obedezco pero no cumplo

The censo was a

The worst abuses of the corregidor's authority arose in connection with

After the kinship group, the most important indigenous institution for collective security was the

IDENTIFICATION -Laws of the Indies

The great majority of cases tried by the colonial Inquisition had to do with

Which of the following statements is not correct?

IDENTIFICATION -censos

IDENTIFICATION -captain general

Which of the following was not true of Vasco de Quiroga, a Catholic bishop and royal judge?

IDENTIFICATION -oidor

From an economic point of view, the most successful missionary effort was represented by the

IDENTIFICATION -Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

The wealthiest order in the Spanish colonies was the

IDENTIFICATION -Council of the Indies

Viceroys and captains-general were

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The patronato real refers to royal

The residencia was a(n)

IDENTIFICATION -missions

IDENTIFICATION -corregidor

IDENTIFICATION -obedezco pero no cumplo

The censo was a

The worst abuses of the corregidor's authority arose in connection with

After the kinship group, the most important indigenous institution for collective security was the

IDENTIFICATION -Laws of the Indies

The great majority of cases tried by the colonial Inquisition had to do with

Which of the following statements is not correct?

IDENTIFICATION -censos

IDENTIFICATION -captain general

Which of the following was not true of Vasco de Quiroga, a Catholic bishop and royal judge?

IDENTIFICATION -oidor

From an economic point of view, the most successful missionary effort was represented by the

IDENTIFICATION -Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

The wealthiest order in the Spanish colonies was the

IDENTIFICATION -Council of the Indies

Viceroys and captains-general were

Ancient America

The Hispanic Background

The Conquest of America

The Economic Foundations of Colonial Life

Colonial Brazil

The Bourbon Reforms and Spanish America

The Independence of Latin America

Decolonization and the Search for National Identities, 1821-1870

Race, Nation, and the Meaning of Freedom, 1821-1888

The Triumph of Neocolonialism and the Liberal State, 1870-1900

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