Indigenous Populations
Race and Empire
Reform and Rebellion
Political Systems
Post-Independence
100

The name of the society that Cortés defeated in Mexico 

What is the Aztec Empire?

100

A Spaniard born in Spain 

What is a peninsular?

100

The name given to reforms issued in the Spanish Empire after the takeover of a new royal family. 

The Bourbon Reforms 

100

Name at least one of the type of colonies established in British America 

What is proprietary, royal, charter?

100

This idea promoted westward expansion based on the perceived superiority of the United States. 

What is manifest destiny?

200

British colonists favored this perspective when thinking about incorporating indigenous populations into their settlements. 

What are sharp division/us versus them/clear separation?
200

The transatlantic voyage experienced by enslaved African captives as they were taken to the Americas 

What is the Middle Passage?

200

This British Act demanded that colonists purchase special paper to demonstrate that the tax had been paid. 

What is the Stamp Act?

200

This group of people were primarily in charge in the Spanish colonies, causing this other group of people to be upset. 

Who is peninsulars and creoles 

200
From 1824 - 1850, politics (primarily the presidency) in Mexico was characterized by this. 

Extreme instability, more than 50 presidencies 

300

This system was the first major labor system in Spanish America and gave conquistadors indigenous laborers to work as they saw fit

What is the encomienda system?

300

The two primary labor systems used in British America that resulted in the importation of laborers.

What is indentured servitude and slavery?

300

During the Boston Tea Party, rebels dressed up as this group. 

What is Native Americans? (Specific Mohawk) 
300

British colonial governments were divided into (usually) two parts. On one hand, there was an appointed governor. On the other, there was this legislative body primarily inhabited by colonists. 

What are assemblies?

300

This person launched a coup against the liberal Mexican government in 1857. 

General Félix Zuloaga 

400
The massacre in which New England colonists + native allies murdered 400-700 people during the Pequot Wars 

What is the Mystic Massacre?

400

Racial dynamics in the Spanish Empire were organized into this. 

Caste hierarchy

400
Name two of the three main leaders of the Mexican War for Independence. 

Who is Miguel Hidalgo, José María Morelos, Agustín de Iturbide?

400

Following independence, the newly formed United States relied on what kind of national government? 

A loosely organized federation with limited national government

400

The French invaded Mexico primarily for this reason. 

The new liberal government could not and would not pay back loans taken out by Zuloaga

500

Identify one of the primary ways how Christianization efforts differed between Spanish and British North America 

Differing efforts, differing success rates, differing support, differing priorities to convert 

500

Who were the real audiences of casta paintings and how does that impact our understanding of the point of these portraits? 

Elites in Europe, attempt to show control over diverse population 

500

What is the key difference between the development of independence efforts in the British versus the Spanish colonies? 

Actual want for independence/self governance versus perfect storm, attempt to take power for themselves 

500

What principles did the American and Mexican constitutions share? How did they differ? 

Sovereignty, power with states, return of fugitives, representative power 

Role of religion, number of constituents per rep 

500

How are the Mexican Civil War and the rising conflicts in the United States related? 

Rising conflicts impact US attempts to assist against French invasion

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