CHAPTER 21 THE AMERICAS, : FROM EUROPEAN DOMINANCE

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CHAPTER 21 THE AMERICAS, 1650-1825: FROM EUROPEAN DOMINANCE TO INDEPENDENCE

The Iberian Colonies: 1650-1789 The Spanish Empire Society Economics Brazil–Portugal in the New World The West Indies

Breaking Away: The First American Revolution A New Consciousness The Roots of Rebellion The Revolutionary War Creating a Nation: The Logic of Locke The Constitution of the United States From Theory to Reality Unfulfilled Dreams

The Latin American Revolutions Toussaint Louverture and Haitian Independence

Revolutions in Mexico and Central And South America Fracture Zones and Frustrations Mexico Simón Bolívar and the Northern Revolt José de San Martín and Southern Independence The Social and Economic Consequences of the Latin American Revolutions