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    Based on the presentations of Cortés’ and Pizarro’s conquests, I would have preferred to have been involved in Cortés’ expedition over Pizarro’s because Cortés’ willpower and determination were to be greatly admired. His drive to conquer was his defining characteristic, with his famous burning of the boats a symbol that can resonate even in today’s context. He was the most notable of the early Spanish conquistadors, conquering arguably the most difficult of the three ancient Latin American…

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    spiritual essence The arrival of Columbus (1492) led to massive demographic on both sides of the Atlantic The Columbian exchange lead to massive population decline The Encomienda System; led to native slave labor, and conversion to catholicism, and mestizo (indian/white) and mulatto(black and white) -1680 Pope's Rebellion; death of hundreds of spanish colonists/destruction of churches Juan de Sepulveda wrote “Just Causes for War Against the Indians” justified Spanish colonization Bartolome…

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    generally what Mexicans call Pureblood, someone who is fully Spanish, as opposed to a Mixedblood which is someone who has both Spanish and Indigenous Mexican blood. Mexican scholar, Jose Vasconecelos, advocates for these Mixedbloods or as he calls them Mestizo or cosmic race (For Dark Skinned…

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    This paper has three aims. The utmost importance is to contribute to the understanding of the reinterpretation on the 35 year regime of Porfirio Diaz (1876-1911), highlighting the major achievements increasing the Mexican economy, and the fall of the thirty-five year regime. Despite the previous interpretation of Porfirio Diaz regime as an enigma, his government considered as a dictatorship, and inflicting injustice all around the country. It has been said that it is better to regret an action…

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    Enlightenment Ideals

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    The Enlightenment period occurred during the eighteenth through nineteenth century all throughout Europe and the Americas. Many were starting to question society and compose ideals that suited their beliefs in the world. In France, England, and most of the countries involved in the Enlightenment period, there were revolutions in order to gain rights and change their government. Natural rights, founded by John Locke, was one of the most useful and important ideals brought up and followed during…

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    Aztec Civilization

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    and Europeans mixing with the indigenous, meant to suppress groups who were not of pure European blood. The result of the combining of indigenous and Hispanic cultures over hundreds of years has resulted in much of the Mexican population being of ‘mestizo’ race, but there are still areas where native have mixed very little with outsiders even today. Indigenous communities suffer by this misunderstanding and exclusion facing high poverty rates, which impacts their overall quality of life and…

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    Cultural Issues In Peru

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    The Republic of Peru is a country situated in the South America. It is a country with different habitats from barren plains to high mountains and tropical Amazon rainforest with Amazon River flowing in the east. The Peruvian population projected in 2015 was 31.2 million. The main spoken language of Peru is Spanish. There is a combination of cultural traditions in Peru due to which there is great variety in cuisine, art, music and literature. Peru is a representative democratic republic; it is…

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    controversial, but under Porfirio Diaz, Mexico's economy flourished, infrastructure was being created and debt was being paid, but the social strife which occurred under his rule ultimately resulted in the Mexican Revolution. Diaz grew up in a Mestizo family in Oaxaca to a mother, father and seven other siblings. When his father died, he fell into deep poverty but found his way out of it by training to become a Priest. Through experience, Diaz realized his true strength laid in war and soon…

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    American Iq Essay

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    In countries with racial migrants, the race or racial mixture determines the group IQ. In a paper published in 2005 about IQ in Mexico, Lynn reported that Mexicans of European descent had an IQ of 98, Mestizos (halfcaste) in Mexicos had an IQ of 94 and indigenous peoples of Mexico had an IQ of 83. South Africa blacks have average IQ of 66. National average IQ correlates directly with National GDP. The difference between White European and Yellow Oriental…

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    incorporating indigenous culture into their own, rather than shunning and eventually isolating the Indians as their English adversaries would do” (Kennedy & Cohen 21). Furthermore, by intermarrying surviving Indians with settlers, the whole new race of Mestizos was born, creating the multicultural blend of Old World and New that is embraced in Mexican society today (Kennedy & Cohen 20). Unlike the other European colonists, the Spanish colonists voluntarily fused their culture with the Native…

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