Lesson 4 chapter 10

Define creoles

• French crayon

• a european person born in latin america and living there permenatly

• A french luitenit

• French crasonts

Define peninsulares

• A person born on the iberian peninsula who resided temoralrolly in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to euorpe

• People who broke off from the spanish and created there own country

• Merchants in latin america

• Wealthy people bought land on the peninsula

Define mestizos

• Mexican slaves

• Native american slaves

• A person of mixed european and native american desent

• A person of spanish and native american desent that fought in the french revolution

Define Caudillo

• A spanish armidillo that grew up two times the size as a normal one.

• Caudillo was a spanish merchant that sold weapons to the French during the French revolution.

• A strong leader who ruled chiefly by military force, usually with the support of the landed elite.

• A person born of eurupean decent that lives in latin america

Define Cash crop

• Cash crop was a type of wheat that was worth a lot of moeny

• A crop that is grown for sale rather than for personal use

• A money tree

• Corn

In Haiti, who led 100,000 enslaved people in revolt?

• Saint Domingue

• Francios Domingue

• Lebron James

• Miguel Hidalgo

Who was the real first hero of Mexican Independence

• Saint Domigue

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Spider Man

• Juan Diez

José de San Martín of Argentina and ___________, both members of the creole elite, were hailed as the “Liberators of South America.”

• San Martín

• Simón Bolívar of Venezuela

• James Monroe

• Mr. Kuafman

The new Latin American nations faced a number of serious problems between 1830 and 1870. What were they?

• Economic loss and there was no one in charge

• Sicknesses, and threats from enemies

• Stravation, Death, and illness

• The wars for independence had resulted in a staggering loss of people, property, and livestock.

Political independence brought economic independence, but__patterns were quickly reestablished.

• old

• New

• The same

• Revolting