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Papers On Mexico
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Changes In Women's Roles Under Mexican Colonialism
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A 4 page paper discussing how the roles of women changed as Mexico moved into its colonial period in the early 18th century. Prior to the arrival of the Spaniards, Mexico's society was one of informal polygamy and all worked for the good of the group to which they belonged. Soon after the arrival of the Christians, however, women had been assigned all the duties of maintaining home and family and were married to men who had absolute mental and legal control over them. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MexWome2.wps
Chihuahua Cathedral
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A twelve page paper which looks at the history and architecture of the cathedral at Chihuahua and the ways in which it reflects the spiritual and cultural life of the community which it serves, both historically and in the present day.
Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: JLchihuahua.wps
China, Mexico, and Nigeria -- Education and Change
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This 10 page
report discusses the numerous influences that have determined
what education will be and how it will develop in these three
countries. Each has had the experience of Western imperialism
and each have reacted to it in different ways in terms of
education. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: BWmexed.wps
Cisneros: The House on Mango Street
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(5 pp) The House on Mango Street (1989) is a
deceptive work. It is a book of short stories-and
sometimes not even full stories, but character
sketches and vignettes-that add up, as Sandra
Cisneros has written, "to tell one big story,
each story contributing to the whole-like beads in
a necklace." Conversations and the physical
structures (Zuercher ppg) in this book of short
stories, relate the economy, the culture, and the
physical conditions of the neighborhood.
Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: BBmangoS.doc
Cisneros: The House on Mango Street.
[ send me this paper ]
(5 pp) The House on Mango Street (1989) is a
deceptive work. It is a book of short stories-and
sometimes not even full stories, but character
sketches and vignettes-that add up, as Sandra
Cisneros has written, "to tell one big story,
each story contributing to the whole-like beads
in a necklace." Conversations and the physical
structures in this book of short works, tell the
story of the economy, the culture, and the
physical conditions of the neighborhood.
Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: BBmngoSR.doc
Climbing the El Castillo Pyramid
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A 3 page paper which examines what one could
gain or experience through visiting the Mayan ruins in Chichen Itza and climbing to the
top of the El Castillo pyramid. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: RAmayapy.rtf
Colonial Latin America: Social Networks, Identity, and Consensus
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This is a 6 page paper discussing colonial Latin America in relations to the patron-client relationship and social classes. While colonial Latin America was segregated into a hierarchy of social and class systems with the Spanish elite at the top, the maintenance of the system was possible by the textured social networks within communities which existed before the introduction of the Spaniards but nevertheless added the elite Spaniards as the ruling class. The Spaniards did their best to degrade the culture of the Native Indians by introducing Spanish customs and religion and separating the communities into barrios however although the Indians observed these new customs in a public sense, their private identity still contained traditional cultural, familial and social elements. Largely the Spanish elite ruled with stability based on the belief in the class system which expected them to manage the communities with justice. When that expectation failed however, consensus among the lower classes was obtained and riots ensued which led the way to eventual independence.
Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TJLatam1.rtf
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