Social Structure
Haiti
Brazil/Mexico
Period 3 Class Culture
100
This group was born in Spain and held the highest political power in Latin America.
Peninsulares
100
This French colony grew rich from sugar and coffee before its revolution where it renamed itself.
Saint Domingue
100
Name of the three ancient civilizations that was learned about.
The Olmecs, Mayans, Aztecs
100
Which student is the one who is ALWAYS getting a lunch detention ?
Daniel
200
These Latin Americans had European ancestry but were born in the Americas, and were greatly mad at not having political power.
Creoles
200
He was a former slave who became a general and began Haiti’s fight for independence.
Toussaint L’Ouverture
200
Name of the leader of the Mexican Independence and who rang the bell
Father Miguel Hidalgo
200
Which student is leaving us by the end of this semester?
Junxi
300
This mixed group made up a large part of society and included people with both European and Native ancestry.
Mestizos
300
Correctly identify (describe) the French and Revolutionary soldiers.
Answers will vary, points will be given accordingly
300
The real name of "The Liberator"; Was a key leader of Latin American revolutions
Simon Bolivar
300
What is the current background of Mr A's computer?
A cat saying no
400
The Latin American caste system was based mainly on....
Race
400
What makes Haiti special when it comes to revolutions? What did it accomplish first in history?
the first successful slave revolution/first Black-led republic
400
What is the cause in the following example:
Cause: __________ Effect: Latin America and their leaders begin to THINK about their rights and freedoms.
The Enlightenment
400
What is Mr A's favorite drink ? (bonus 100 IF you name the exact drink)
Starbucks (Iced Vanilla Latte)
500
Correctly draw the social structure pyramid
Peninsulares, Creoles, Mestizos, Mulattos, Natives, Slaves
500
In what way did the revolutions in Haiti and Brazil differ from each other?
Brazil = Bloodless
Haiti = Violent revolt
500
What made Spain and Portugal so weak that they struggled to maintain control of South America? (Hint: It happened in Europe and it affected Latin America)
The Peninsular War / War against France / Napoleon
500
Who was the FIRST student (their printed face) to go up on the World History Art Board?
Joey