Exam 4: Democratic and Autocratic Threads Before Columbus and in Colonial Latin America
Exam 1: Introduction9 Questions
Exam 2: Conceptions of Democracy11 Questions
Exam 3: The Few and the Many: Inequality in Latin American Politics10 Questions
Exam 4: Democratic and Autocratic Threads Before Columbus and in Colonial Latin America10 Questions
Exam 5: Political Without Economic Independence11 Questions
Exam 6: Populism, Development, and Democracy in the Twentieth Century11 Questions
Exam 7: Development and Dependency: Theory and Practice in Latin America13 Questions
Exam 8: Democratic Breakdown and Military Rule11 Questions
Exam 9: Transitions From Party-Dominant Regimes: Mexico and Venezuela17 Questions
Exam 10: Democracy in Times of Revolution15 Questions
Exam 11: Civilians and Soldiers in Illiberal Times10 Questions
Exam 12: Social Class and Social Movements in Latin America13 Questions
Exam 13: Parties, Media, and Left-Right Populism12 Questions
Exam 14: Institutions, Constitutions and Constituent Power10 Questions
Exam 15: Human Rights, Corruption, and the Rule of Law10 Questions
Exam 16: Democracy in Times of Globalization10 Questions
Exam 17: No Ones Backyard Anymore Afterward11 Questions
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When the Cortez and the conquistadors arrived at Tenochtitlan, they found
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What event late in the late colonial era sent shivers down the spines of the colonial ruling elte?
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Evo Morales emerged as representative of which group in Bolivia
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Which of the following is NOT a legacy of colonialism in Latin America?
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Over time a colonial elite developed in Latin America, consisting of elites who generally were born in the region and formed a racial-econommic ruling class subject to imperial rulers. In Spanish America they were known as:
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A term describing gender relations in colonial Latin America has also been used to describe the Iberian colonial system of extraction. The phrase often used is:
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While Brazil's colonial experience was similar in many ways to the rest of Latin America, it differed in that:
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Which of the following factors is now regarded as a less signficant factor explaining the success of the Conquistadors than it once was?
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The seeds of class and racial inequality in Latin America were sown by the king's practice of "entrusting" conquerors with the souls and labor of Indignous peoples. This was known as:
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