What was the social structure in Colonial Latin America based on?
Race, birth, and social status.
What is the term used for the social hierarchy in Colonial Latin America?
Caste system or sistema de castas.
Who were at the top of the colonial hierarchy?
Peninsulares, the Spanish-born elite.
Who were Criollos in Colonial Latin America?
American-born people of Spanish descent.
What does Mestizos refer to?
People of mixed Spanish and Indigenous ancestry.
Who were the Indios?
Indigenous people of Latin America.
What does Africanos refer to?
Enslaved and free people of African descent.
What is the concept of 'limpieza de sangre'?
Purity of blood, influencing social status.
What are Castas?
Various mixed-race categories in colonial society.
What are mulatos?
People of African-European mixed ancestry.
What are zambos?
People of African-Indigenous mixed ancestry.
What did the complex system of racial classification affect?
Social status, occupations, and legal rights.
What concept emerged related to social mobility in Colonial Latin America?
Blanqueamiento, or whitening.
What were the long-term effects of the concept of blanqueamiento?
Influenced attitudes toward race and beauty standards.
What is the term used for the social hierarchy in Colonial Latin America?
Caste system or sistema de castas.
What did the complex system of racial classification affect?
Social status, occupations, and legal rights.
What concept emerged related to social mobility in Colonial Latin America?
Blanqueamiento, or whitening.
What were the long-term effects of the concept of blanqueamiento?
Influenced attitudes toward race and beauty standards.
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