Anti-colonial rebellions/revolutions in Latin America: Flashcards
Fill in the blank: A _______ is a victorious overthrow of deep structures with a clear program of action.
Revolution
Fill in the blank: A _______ typically focuses on proximate causes and often results in failure.
Rebellion
What were the proximate causes of the Pueblo Village Revolt of 1680?
- Plans for revolt
- Increased attacks on medicine men
- Cultural eradication by friars
What characterized the violence during the Pueblo Village Revolt?
- Large scale massacres
- Attacks on churches
- Confiscation of livestock
What was the outcome of the Pueblo Village Revolt?
Pueblos took over New Mexico for twelve years before reconquest in 1692
Who led the Great Andean Revolt (1780-1782)?
Tupac Amaru and Tomás Katari
What were the structural causes of the Great Andean Revolt?
- Increased taxation
- Forced labour
- Racial hierarchies
What was one of Tupac Amaru’s claims during the rebellion?
He claimed to be speaking for the King and advocated for the abolition of the old system
What were the consequences of the Great Andean Revolt?
- 100,000 deaths of indigenous people
- 10,000-40,000 deaths of Spanish
- Fragmented nature of army and piecemeal peace
True or False: The Great Andean Revolt was the largest anti-colonial rebellion on the continent.
True
What did the Pueblo’s military tactics include during the revolt?
- Bows
- Axes
- Guns
- Horses
- Fire
- Ritualistic bathing
What is a key difference between rebellions and revolutions?
Rebellions typically focus on proximate causes and often result in failure, while revolutions are victorious and overthrow deep structures
Fill in the blank: The Pueblo Village Revolt was characterized by a siege where the Pueblos cut off the _______.
Water supply
What role did Po-pay play in the Pueblo Village Revolt?
He was a leader who planned the revolt after being released from captivity
What were the long-term consequences of the anti-colonial revolts in Latin America?
- Instability of colonial rule
- Indigenous adaptations after early conquests
- Hybrid wars: arms and social conflict