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which country controlled most of the territory in latin amer...
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which country controlled most of the territory in latin america prior to independence?
a. england
b. france
c. germany
d. spain
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prior to independence, which country controlled the territory now known as brazil?
a. england
b. spain
c. portugal
d. france
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the term for a person of european descent born in latin america is:
a. creole
b. mulatto
c. gringo
d. mestizo
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the period before independence is known as the period.
a. romantic
b. realistic
c. liberated
d. colonial
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a conquistador was:
a. an artist who explored latin america
b. an artist involved in the conquest of the sublime
c. a spanish explorer-soldier involved in the conquest of latin america
d. a creole who sought independence from spain
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was a creole involved in the struggle for latin american independence.
a. simon bolivar
b. fidel castro
c. che guevara
d. francisco goya
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europeans referred to the native peoples of latin america as:
a. mestizos
b. creoles
c. indians
d. latinos
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the first academy of art in latin america was located in:
a. mexico city
b. buenos aires
c. lima
d. santiago
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immediately following independence, art in latin america was dominated by images of:
a. spanish horses
b. the king and queen of spain
c. conquistadors
d. the leaders of independence movements
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students in academies of art trained by copying:
a. renaissance paintings
b. greek and roman styles
c. african masks
d. mayan stone carvings
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