 Governor  Military  Towns  Local, self-gvt.

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 Governor  Military  Towns  Local, self-gvt.

 CA: fringe  Recruit ex-soldiers  Petty criminals

 Explore interior  Mission Soledad (30 miles in)  Little efforts inland

 French  English  Observations?

 Nikolai Rezanov  S.F., 1806  Concepcion Arguello, 15

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 Peninsulars vs. criolles  Indigenous oppression  Spanish legitimacy?

 Philosophy? Enlightenment  Other rebellions  Taxation

 Criollo  Rebellious Priest  Children  “outcry against tyranny”

 Hidalgo: “Grito de Dolores”  Revolt commences!

 Independence  Roman catholic supremacy  Political equality ALL

 Oblivious rebellion  Backwater outpost

 Garrisons, military loyal Spain

 Little comforts  - supplies from N. Spain  Presidios/pueblos vs. Missions

 Looting Monterrey, S.J. Cap.  Pirate vessels (Argentine)

 Indigenous  Europe  Africa

 Spanish culture into 19 th  ….and today  Cities, architecture  Language