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A History of Indigenous Latin America: Araucanians to Zapatistas

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Indigenous people have played an incredibly important role in the history of the Americas. From their earliest encounters with Europeans, which assisted in shaping the institutions of the colonial period, to contemporary mobilizations that have toppled regimes and put one of their own into power, the indigenous people of Latin The us have profoundly molded political, economic, and social events all through the region.

A History of Indigenous Latin The us, for the first time, attempts to tell the indigenous side of the story from the colonial period to the present. Ranging across countries, peoples, and themes,  the book moves chronologically from the earliest native encounters with Europeans through themes of conquest, alliance, integration, urbanization, riot, and lots of more to show the profound have an effect on the movement and mixing of people has had on the development of Latin American nations and identity.

With helpful key words, discussion questions, timelines, and lists of further reading, and bolstered by primary source documents and box features that highlight important people or events, this short text is perfect for someone in the hunt for to keep in mind the broad picture of indigenous history all through Latin The us.

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