People of pure Spanish or Portuguese descent who were born in America.
What are Creoles?
Nobles that ruled Portuguese colonies.
What is donatorios?
What is Hawaii?
This document was produced by a convention following the US war for Independence.
This bean producing plant originated in Arabia and later introduced to South America to become a major crop.
What is coffee?
This colonial ruler represented the Spanish king.
Who is a viceroy?
Group expelled from the New world.
Who are the Jesuits?
This city is nicknamed the City of Angels.
The Puritans settled here in 1630.
What is the Massachusetts Bay Colony?
This term describes a European country in relation to its colonies.
What is a mother country?
Spaniards born in Spain and living in the colonies.
What are peninsulares?
Large country estates owned by the wealthy?
What are haciendas?
This city is nicknamed the Windy City.
What is Chicago?
This colony had strong leadership by men such as John Smith and Sir Thomas Dale.
What is Jamestown?
Name given to the line that the pope used to differentiate the areas for Spanish and Portuguese exploration.
What is the Line of Demarcation?
People with Indian and Spanish parents.
What are Mestizos?
Poor neighborhoods in colonial cities.
What are barrios?
This state is nicknamed the Lone Star State.
What is Texas?
He started a new colony for freedom of religion called Rhode Island.
Who is Roger Williams?
This government reform promised protection for Indians and as a result of Bartolome de Las Cases efforts to stop the ill treatment of the Indians.
What is the New Laws of 1542?
Revolutionaries who overthrew weak Latin American governments.
What is caudillos?
Cowboys in Argentina.
What are gauchos?
New York City's nickname.
What is the Big Apple?
These cash crops were sold for cash or supplies.
What is tobacco and indigo?
French explorer.
Who is Cartier?