el requerimiento Toypurina Juan de Oñate Fray Marcos de Niza Great Southwestern Revolt Aristotelian theory Jeronimo de Aguilar “conspicuous exoticism” Malintzin Tenepal Echeveste Regulations The Spanish Colonie The Black Legend Gonzalo Guerrero “plague of immorality” microbe shock "uto-Aztecan" Book of Martyrs Cabeza de Vaca Garci Ordoñez de Montalvo "mestizaje" History of America Antonio de Montesinos Bartolome de las Casas ce-acatl limpieza de sangre pigmentocracy
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We are first introduced to the boatswain‚ who usually is subject to power from authority‚ is controlling those on the boat‚ subverting the master-slave imagery as a presentation of power. He orders; “You mar our labours. Keep our cabins” and when Gonzalo replies ““remember whom thou hast aboard” the Boatswain replies “None that I love more than myself”. This shows his uncaring attitude to the hierarchy on the ship as he wants power and dominance over other characters; whereas he usually submits to
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40113810 El Camino de Santiago Cover Photos: Autor: Peter Andren Tourism‚ Society and Visual Culture TSM11109 Rory MacLellan Assessment 2 Student No. 40113810 Word Count: 3‚488 Page 1 40113810 Your own way Page 2 40113810 Table of Contents 1. Appraisal of the impact of the development of tourism‚ over a period of time‚ on El Camino de Santiago. 2. References. 3. Appendices: 3.1. Appendix 1: Historical Overview. 3.2. Appendix 2: Overview of the main authors that examined
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Sailing under a Spanish commission‚ he attempted to reach the Spice Islands. After crossing the Pacific‚ Magellan was killed battling natives in the Philippines but two of his ships returned to Spain. Francisco Pizarro: Spanish explorer and military leader who conquered Peru. Pizarro was part of many early explorations of the New World and was involved in the colonization of Panama. When he found the Inca empire in Peru he organized a expedition of 180 men and destroyed the empire in 1531. John
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Beginning with Pizarro and ending in the 18th century‚ where it seems that idols have become part of the catholic church. We see the extirpation of idols not work through three bodies of work‚ in Arriaga‚ although never stated‚ these numerous laws against the native religion
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rounded the Cape of Good Hope 1492 1492 Columbus sails the ocean blue. 1502 1502 African slaves begin to arrive in the Americas. 1517 1517 Martin Luther writes the 95 Theses 1521 1521 Cortez conquered the Aztecs. 1533 1533 Pizarro conquered the Incas. 1571 1571 Battle of Lepanto (naval defeat of the Ottomans) 1588 1588 British defeat the Spanish Armada 1600 1600 Battle of Sekigahara – beginning of Tokugawa Shogunate 1618-1648 1618-1614 Thirty Years War
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Terms and Essays: 1. Traditional paradigm- transplant of English institutions or English culture into North America 2. Atlantic System paradigm- the creation of the Atlantic Ocean as a system or network of exchange after the voyages of Columbus 3. Christopher Columbus- an Italian explorer and navigator from Genoa‚ who asked King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella for a grant to find India and its treasures. He landed in modern-day Bahamas and claimed he “discovered” America 4. 1492 Edict of
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Effect of Colonization on Europe and the Americas Colonization of the Americas by European nations was a significant historical event that began in the 15th century. Starting with Portugal’s forays into overseas exploration‚ the phenomenon soon spread to different European countries‚ with Spain and Portugal divvying up the South American continent. Discoveries in the new world led to economic growth in Europe. Meanwhile‚ introduction of European ideas led to an overhaul of the Native American economy
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uneasiness and uncertainty aboard the ship in distress. Nerves snap and conflict ensues. This is clearly evident when the boatswain orders members of the court party‚ "keep your cabins-you do assist the storm." He establishes his authority and challenges Gonzalo to "command the elements to silence and work the peace of the present." However‚ his dismissive and defiant attitude is interpreted for impudence and impertinence. Members of the aristocracy are insecure and the mask their fear with profanity. Antonio
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Spaniards the moment they settled permanently in 1565 and continued this resistance to the end of their rule in 1898. The Philippine Revolt patterns must be treated holistically and not separately. Portuguese Threats the Spanish Rule General Gonzalo Pereira in 1566 and 1568 asked Legazpi to leave. The Portuguese blockaded Cebu and Bombarded the Spanish settlement (1570) They failed to dislodge their rivals. The incursions ceased only when Portugal became part of the Spanish empire. (1580)
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