Social Hierarchy in Latin America
Haitian Revolution
South America
Misc.
100

The group that led the Revolutions in Latin America

Creoles

100

The MAIN money-making crop on Haiti

Sugar

100

Simon Bolivar was known as the [Blank] of Latin America

George Washington of Latin America

100

This "H" word describes a system of ranking people, based on their privilege (or lack of it).

Hierarchy

200

The term for people born in, and native to, Latin America

Indigenous 

200

Haiti's name as a French colony.

Saint-Domingue

200

What influenced Bolivar during his time studying in Europe

Enlightenment ideas.

200

The present-day name of the country neighboring Haiti

Dominican Republic

300

These people were born in Latin America, but could directly trace their lineage to Spain.

Creoles

300

This document, written during the French Revolution, influenced the slave revolt on Saint-Domingue

Declaration of the Rights of Man

300

Name one of the countries (other than Venezuela) Bolivar led to independence from Spain

Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia

300

The basis for the ranking of people in Latin America's hierarchy

Race/Ethnicity

400

These people were at the top of the social hierarchy, holding valuable government and administrative positions.


Peninsulares

400

The name of the original, native peoples living on Hispaniola

Taino

400

This is how Bolivar treated the Spanish while leading his revolution.

He offered them the chance to surrender and be spared.

400

The basis for the ranking of people in France's hierarchy

Social class

500

These people were ethnically mixed, with European and Indigenous heritage.

Mestizos

500

How did the French hurt Haiti's economy after the revolution?

They forced them to pay a debt off for their loss of the colony.

500

One reason why Creoles led the fight for independence.

- Conflict with Peninsulares over being second place to them.

- Frustration with Spanish control over their economy.

- Napoleon's invasion of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain/Portugal) helped to sever (cut) the connection between Creoles and their ethnic, home country.

500

Bartolome de Las Casas' role in relation to the Spanish massacre of the Tainos.

He documented it to raise awareness of the tragedy

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