Eric Sanchez

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@BobbyFrazier14 @KOB4 That's not what research says...

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@KrisFranklinRC If I were the carrot, I wouldn't 'carrot' all!

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

"Altepetl" reflected the Nahuatl idea that every settlement needed water and Mountain/defense. #Hist1181

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

"In the indigenous world, people's names changed continuously as...circumstances altered" (Townsend, 12). Wonder how this worked #Hist1181

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@SirJrJenk Definitely some good ol' foot shooting going on

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"Neo-Incan nation" (of people who historically did not accept Incas after being conquered by them) used Inca identity as a tool #Hist1181

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

@bookgirl8605 No kidding, the greed and corruption along with increasing pressures made rebellion practically inevitable. #Hist1181

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

The Anza expedition was seen by impoverished as a chance to improve "lives and position in society" (Anza expedition video). #Hist1181

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@lena_salazar1 #Hist1181

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@lena_salazar1 #Hist1181

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@ManlikeChunji Just one of the many crazy pursuits to create income, which eventually led to a strong desire for independence. #Hist1181

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

@lena_salazar1 What is it that surprised you about what happened? Which of the Spanish might have opposed the King?

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

@lena_salazar1 Lena,
I believe he did select one of Louis XIV's grandsons, but the English and Portuguese did not like that

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

Interesting how revolutions in other countries added to the "powder keg" in Spanish and Portuguese America as menitioned in LAICT. #Hist1181

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

Many Bourbon policies were made to serve the crown, but ironically had negative long term consequences. #Hist1181

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Portugal had a mercantilistic view of their American colonies. Although additional resources were good, colonists were objectified #Hist1181

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@Eric_S_Sanchez #Hist1181

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Slavery abolished in Portugal not for the sake of eliminating it, but for encouraging in Brazil plantations in 18th cent. (LAICT pg 248).

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

I wonder who the "single royal contractor" was on pg. 246 of LAICT.

[Eric Sanchez @Eric_S_Sanchez]

@arauezahn Good point.