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LatAmr.Independence

Miss K's Ch. 8.3: Revolts in Latin America

Term/ConceptDefinition/Significance
peninsulare Spanish-born; highest social class; dominated Latin American social & political life; held top jobs in govt. & church
creole European-descended Latin Americans; owned the haciendas, ranches, and mines; resented their second class status
mestizo people of Native American & European descent; angry over being denied the status, wealth, and power that were available to whites
mulatto people of African and European descent; angry over being denied the status, wealth, and power that were available to whites
Simon Bolivar Creole who was inspired by his travels in Europe & became a leader of independence movement
Toussaint L'Ouverture A self-educated former slave who led a revolt in Haiti against the French
Father Miguel Hidalgo A creole priest in Mexico who called for Mexicans to fight for independence
Father Jose Morelos Mestizo priest who called for political and social reform to improve conditions for Mexicans, abolish slavery, and give all men the right to vote
Jose de San Martin Creole who led an army that rid Chile and Peru of the Spanish; ceded power to Bolivar to finish off victory over Spain
Dom Pedro son of Portugal's king who fled to Brazil after Napoleon's attack; became emperor of an independent Brazil
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