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    a lesson to bold Spain. We will avenge‚ by more than speech the destruction of the Maine!” These words were spoken by H. W. Petrie (1898) (p. 592). These words were spoken about the Spanish-American War. Mr. Petrie spoke these words after the destruction of the Maine‚ which is thought to be a key affect of the Spanish-American War. The war was based on the U.S. going to war with Spain to help Cuba fight for their independence from Spain. This war only lasted a few months‚ and there were not many deaths

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    With the Spanish conquest in Latin America came many accounts from both Spanish and indigenous writers. These primary sources are not only useful because of their content‚ but also because of their omissions. That is to say that the discrepancies found among writers of different class‚ race‚ or political position‚ are expressive of their individual biases. Analyzing what these variations are and why they exist allows for a deeper understanding of the history of this colonial period. Especially in

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    February 20‚ 2012 HIST 125 Comparison of the Spanish Conquest After the Spanish Conquest‚ many written document have become used as sources that help recount major events from the past. Therefore‚ it becomes that job of historians to analyze sources and determine their accuracy and relevancy. “The Conquest of New Spain” written by Bernal Díaz and “The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico” are two sources whose themes can be compared and contrasted in order to determine their

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    Author of “Always living in Spanish: recovering the familiar‚through language” Marjorie Agosin writes about her heritage and her move to the United states of America.I liked how Agosin gave some background information of Chile because as a reader I don’t know what was happening in Chile during the time she lived there.In the beginning Agosin writes about Chile not being the best place to live‚ but it was the only place she ever knew.Towards the end Agosin writes about what happened to her friends

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    Causes Spanish Civil War

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    Causes of Spanish Civil War On the 17th of July of 1936 the Spanish Civil War erupted. However before this‚ Spain had its fair share of stability problems. The problems began all the way since 1851‚ but instead of going year by year‚ it is better to divide the causes in the following categories: political‚ military‚ socioeconomic‚ regional and religious. During the years previous to the war‚ Spain had a lot of political instability. Most think that the Left was more responsible for this than

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    Word count (excluding titles and references): 1397 The Spanish Civil War. Explain some of the causes and consequences The Spanish civil war was a major conflict between the Republicans and Nationalists‚ which was fierce and bloody as over 500‚000 people were killed. It began in July of 1936‚ and waged on until April of 1939. Although later conflicts have overshadowed it‚ the Spanish civil war remains one of the bloodiest conflicts of our modern era as well as one of the most consequential as

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    “The Coming of the Spanish and the Pueblo Revolt” (Hopi) “The Coming of the Spanish and the Pueblo Revolt” (Hopi) illustrates how the interactions of two distinctly different groups of people inevitably change the dynamics of each group‚ collectively and individually. This story is told from the Hopi perspective‚ but the outcome of the Pueblo Revolt is historically validated. It is the events described in this story that show how the Hopi and the Spaniards change by contact with each other

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    Tanya Barrientos Coley 1 Tanya Barrientos main point is that her parents spoke Spanish to each other on a regular basis‚ but insisted she and her siblings speak‚ read and write only in English. As a young woman growing she didn’t understand why her parents wanted this‚ but she did know the reason. So as she grew older‚ she started to feel uncomfortable with the fact that she was not fluent in Spanish‚ even though she was born in Guatemala of a Latin heritage. To sign up six times to

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    Black Legend

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    of cruelty and brutality spread by the Spanish during the 14th and 15th century. It can be said to be an anti-Spanish movement‚ which was started due to political and religious torment done by the Spanish on the people. It was the dominance and control of the Spanish over Europe that lead to the black legend of the Spanish. It was through this particular propaganda that the people were able to understand how various European countries had fallen prey to Spanish cruelty and misconduct. They were being

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    Why did the Creoles Lead the fight against the spanish? Asia is Latin America and the Caribbean’s second largest trading partner after the US. As Asia demanded for commodities‚ the result was a trade between Asia and Latin America/the Caribbean grew over 20% a year in the past decade‚ receiving a lot of pay. Followed by the Creoles‚ who were of Spanish descent‚ but were considered inferior because they were born in Latin America. The Creoles lead the revolutions to gain more political power; they

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