the first successful rebellion against colonial government in latin america occurred in mexico.
the first successful rebellion against colonial government in latin america occurred in mexico.
where did the first successful rebellion against colonial government in latin america occur?
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a number of general works used as textbooks have focused on the colonial era for both spanish america and brazil, providing an overview of the field. a major synthesis comparing spanish america and brazil, by two contributors to the "cambridge history of latin america", is james lockhart's and stuart b. schwartz's 1983 "early latin america". they argue that spanish america and brazil were structurally similar and "that political and cultural differences between spanish and portuguese america were less significant than the economic and social differences between central and peripheral regions." this idea was proposed in stanley j. stein and barbara h. stein's "the colonial heritage of latin america" (1970), but which lockhart and schwartz work out in more detail, examining both internal as well as external linkages. "early latin america" is written as a textbook and although it has not undergone multiple editions for a mass market, it remains an important and affordable work synthesizing considerable material found in the first two volumes of the "cambridge history of latin america". a standard work on colonial latin america that has gone through multiple editions is mark burkholder and lyman l. johnson's "colonial latin america". matthew restall and kris lane have published "latin america in colonial times" for the textbook market. collections of primary source documents have been published over the years, which are especially valuable for classroom use.
historiography of colonial spanish america