Miss K's Ch. 8.3: Revolts in Latin America
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| peninsulare | Spanish-born; highest social class; dominated Latin American social & political life; held top jobs in govt. & church
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| creole | European-descended Latin Americans; owned the haciendas, ranches, and mines; resented their second class status
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| mestizo | people of Native American & European descent; angry over being denied the status, wealth, and power that were available to whites
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| mulatto | people of African and European descent; angry over being denied the status, wealth, and power that were available to whites
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| Simon Bolivar | Creole who was inspired by his travels in Europe & became a leader of independence movement
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| Toussaint L'Ouverture | A self-educated former slave who led a revolt in Haiti against the French
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| Father Miguel Hidalgo | A creole priest in Mexico who called for Mexicans to fight for independence
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| 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
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| 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
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| 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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