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DENIUS [597]
3 years ago
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For this question, you will imagine yourself in the role of two individuals looking back on the revolutions in Latin America. Wr

ite two letters reflecting on the revolutions: one as a member of the Creole class and one as a person of mixed-race, indigenous, or African background. Be sure each letter includes that individual's opinion about leaders, reforms, and outcomes. Each letter should use historical evidence from the course to support those opinions. (15 points)
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1 answer:
Wewaii [24]3 years ago
4 0

Although this is a personal task that only you can complete properly, we can still provide some guidance to help you complete your work.

Member of the Creole class:

<em>Dear friend,</em>

<em>Now that things have calmed down, I look back on the revolution that took place in Mexico, and I find that I have many reasons to be happy and hopeful. At the beginning, participating in the revolution did not seem like a good idea. We knew that this was going to alter our way of life, but we were not sure why. However, there is reason for hope now.</em>

<em>Thanks to the work of other Creoles such as Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, we can now participate in the government of our own nation. Spaniards will no longer look down on us, and we can become a new ruling class in order to take this country towards modernity. I am excited about the role that I will play in this new system. I hope that you are willing to accompany us as well.</em>

<em>My best wishes,</em>

<em>Your friend</em>

Member of an indigenous group:

<em>Dear friend,</em>

<em>The revolution is finally over, and I am not sure what to think about this new situation. On the one hand, I am happy that the fighting is over, and I am eager to get back to normal. I know that without soldiers around, my community will be able to thrive and be happy once more.</em>

<em>However, I am also unsure about our future. We have been subjects of the Spanish crown for very long, and I am doubtful about being "Mexican." I believe that we are changing the Spaniards for the Creoles, but we will continue to be dominated and abused nonetheless. On the other hand, I am looking forward to having some of the rights that our leaders have promised, such as equality under the law and the end of slavery.</em>

<em>Overall, I am confused about the revolution, and unsure about whether it should matter to us. But I will try to remain hopeful.</em>

<em>My best wishes,</em>

<em>Your friend</em>

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