Successes of the Revolutions

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Aim: Identify the elements of colonial society that caused unrest in Latin America

Successes of the Revolutions Successes of American & French Revolutions, and the Enlightenment changed ideas about who should control government Ideas of Liberty, Equality, and Democratic rule found their way to European colonies Most of population in Latin America resented the domination of European colonial powers People hoped to gain control of their lands 2

Colonial Society Divided In Latin America, classes dictated people’s place in society and their jobs Peninsulares Top of Spanish-American society People who were born in Spain Formed tiny percentage of population Only class who could hold office in government Creoles Spaniards born in Latin America Could not hold high-level political office Could rise as officers in Spanish armies Peninsulares and Creoles controlled land & wealth with Peninsulares 3

Mestizos & Mulattos Mestizos & Mulattos were below the Peninsulares & Creoles Mestizos Persons of mixed European & Indian ancestry Mulattos Persons of mixed European & African ancestry Enslaved African were at bottom of social ladder 4