We try not to use that word anymore because it's offensive, but that's the word they used. And from the 16th century on, Latin America had a huge diversity of mixed race people and there were constant attempts to classify them and divide them into castes. You can see some of these in so-called casta paintings, which attempted to establish in a very weird and enlightenment-y way all the possible racial combinations. But of course, that's not how race works, as evidenced by the fact that successful people of lower racial castes could become legally white by being granted gracias al sacar. So by 1800, on the eve of Latin America's independence movements, roughly a quarter of people were mixed race. Alright, now let's have us some revolutions. How should we organize this, Stan?