The event described in the new testament at which the holy spirit descended to the apostles and gave them the ability to speak in all the languages of the world is called Pentecost.
On the Day of Pentecost, as written in the New Testament book of Acts. The 12 apostles and several early disciples gathered in a Jerusalem home to observe the customary Jewish Pentecost about 40 days after Jesus' resurrection. The disciples started speaking in tongues as soon as they received the Holy Spirit. Every pilgrim heard the apostles speaking to them in their own foreign language, which astounded the crowds of tourists. Some spectators believed the apostles were inebriated. The Apostle Peter took advantage of the opportunity and stood to address the throng present that day. He clarified that the folks weren't inebriated; rather, the Holy Spirit had given them power.
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Social structure <u>in both</u><em> Latin America before the wars for Independence and France before the French revolution</em> was <em>characterized by rich ruling minority and poor subjugated majority</em>. The Catholic Church represented by the Clergy occupied the top position in both Latin America, followed by nobles in France and Peninsulars in Latin America. The poor minority in these regions was heavily taxed and mistreated which lead to revolting against the ruling higher classes.
Meanwhile, the <u>key difference</u> between social structures in Latin America and France was laying in the fact that <u>in Latin America it was heavily marked by ethnicity</u>, while <u>in France it was not</u>.
For example, in major parts of Latin America, Peninsulars were the pure-blood noble Spaniards that came from Spain to rule over Spanish colonies (corresponding to French nobles). On the bottom of Latin American social structure were Mulatto (mix of white an black blood), Mestizos (mix of white and Indigenous American blood) and ultimately African slaves.
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THE STORY OF BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS
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