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Being Wild: Bewilderment and Colonization Culture Shock, Kinship Networks and Book Burning

AtahualpaEncomiendaCosmopolitan Central/Western Europe ColonyMestizoHistoriography IDEAS

Portuguese & Brazil Spanish desire? Portuguese desire? Tell me about sugar farming Natives or Africans? Gold (mining)Sugar (farming) Brutal, deforestation, labor intensive Africans, primarily

Today African vs. NativesGenderedLas CasasKinshipSpanish/Portugese

New Mexico How many cities?

Bewilderment: Culture

North America Population/Geography Political institutions Spanish governors? Sparse/Rocky/Arid Gendered/Kinship “La Tienda”, Priests

Spain in the North Spanish desire? Conquistadors vs. Priests “Pueblo”?Las CasasContradiction? Gold/Land/SoulsDifferences/SimilaritiesNative’s enclaves/dwellings “tyranny…Spaniards use toward the Indians” “The labor of one African is more valuable than that of four Indians”

Bewilderment: Language

Cost of Conversion ______ PriestsLoss of cultureOrganizationHuman tradeGendered?Kinship Catholic Book burning Forced unity between groups Exchange of women gender to determine events Networks based on family ties