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What is the book Quetzalcóatl y Guadalupe about?


a. The formation of national consciousness in Mexico.
b. The relationship between identity, nati...

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What is the book Quetzalcóatl y Guadalupe about? a. The formation of national consciousness in Mexico. b. The relationship between identity, nation, and Mexican. c. The history of the Mexican Revolution. d. The life of Marcel Bataillon.

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What was the society of Nueva España and its relationship with Mexico?

I- Nueva España was a society that denied its indigenous and Spanish antece...

What was the society of Nueva España and its relationship with Mexico? I- Nueva España was a society that denied its indigenous and Spanish antecedents, but at the same time had ambiguous relationships with them. II- Nueva España was a society that was denied by modern Mexico, but Mexico would not be what it is without Nueva España. III- Nueva España was a society that was born, grew, and at the moment of reaching maturity, was extinguished by Mexico. IV- The majority of historians present a conventional image of Nueva España as a stage of formation and gestation, situated between indigenous Mexico and modern Mexico. a) Only I and II are correct. b) Only II and III are correct. c) Only III and IV are correct. d) Only I, II, and IV are correct.

What is the main contradiction in the colonial period of New Spain?

I- The contradiction between the Catholic Counter-Reformation and the Spanish ...

What is the main contradiction in the colonial period of New Spain? I- The contradiction between the Catholic Counter-Reformation and the Spanish monarchy. II- The contradiction between the criollos and the mestizos. III- The contradiction between the Spanish and the indigenous peoples. IV- The contradiction between the desire for independence and the loyalty to the Spanish crown. a) I and II are correct. b) II and III are correct. c) II and IV are correct. d) I and IV are correct.

What is the episode that illustrates with some drama the contradiction between the criollos and the indigenous people during the Independence perio...

What is the episode that illustrates with some drama the contradiction between the criollos and the indigenous people during the Independence period? a. The exaltation of the indigenous past by the criollos. b. The hatred and fear of the indigenous people by the criollos. c. The dispute between Hidalgo and Allende, one leader of the indigenous and mestizo people and the other of the criollos.

What was the most complex and unique creation of New Spain during the colonial period?

The most complex and unique creation of New Spain during th...

What was the most complex and unique creation of New Spain during the colonial period? The most complex and unique creation of New Spain during the colonial period was not individual but collective and did not belong to the artistic but to the religious order: the cult of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The identification of Quetzalcóatl with the apostle Saint Thomas was a no less prodigious invention than the creation of Tonantzin/Guadalupe. a) Only the first statement is true. b) Only the second statement is true. c) Both statements are true. d) Both statements are false.

What is the significance of the disappearance of Quetzalcóatl in the historical horizon of the 19th century?


a) It marks the end of the colonial ...

What is the significance of the disappearance of Quetzalcóatl in the historical horizon of the 19th century? a) It marks the end of the colonial period in Mexico. b) It represents the beginning of the Mexican War of Independence. c) It symbolizes the end of the legitimacy of the Aztec empire. d) It marks the beginning of the Mexican Revolution.

What is the main purpose of the text?


a. To present a historical study on the formation of the Mexican national consciousness.
b. To analyze the ...

What is the main purpose of the text? a. To present a historical study on the formation of the Mexican national consciousness. b. To analyze the methods used in the study of mentalities and intrahistory. c. To discuss the tension between Spaniards and Creoles in colonial Mexico. d. To present a condensed version of a doctoral thesis on Quetzalcóatl and Guadalupe. e. To argue that the study of history should adopt a phenomenological approach.

What was the relationship between criollos and Spanish people in colonial Mexico?

I- Criollos were considered true Spaniards and had the same righ...

What was the relationship between criollos and Spanish people in colonial Mexico? I- Criollos were considered true Spaniards and had the same rights and privileges as them. II- Criollos were excluded from public positions in both the Peninsula and the Indies. III- Criollos and Spanish people had a friendly relationship and worked together in the administration and military. IV- Criollos were discriminated against and had no prospects for public positions. a) Only I and III are correct. b) Only II and IV are correct. c) Only I and IV are correct. d) Only II and III are correct. e) Only III and IV are correct.

What was the most significant example of the provincial spirit during the colonial period in Mexico?

I- The rivalry between Mexico and Puebla.
II-...

What was the most significant example of the provincial spirit during the colonial period in Mexico? I- The rivalry between Mexico and Puebla. II- The loyalty of the criollos to the Spanish crown. III- The division of the criollos into two groups by the viceregal court. a) Only I is correct. b) Only II is correct. c) Only III is correct. d) I and II are correct. e) I and III are correct.

What were the mestizos in Mexican society and what was their role?

I. The mestizos were a factor of instability in Mexican society since the begin...

What were the mestizos in Mexican society and what was their role? I. The mestizos were a factor of instability in Mexican society since the beginning of the Spanish conquest. II. The mestizos were rejected by both the indigenous world and the conquering society. III. The mestizos were abandoned to themselves and were a despicable social group due to their number. IV. The mestizos were a group of mixed-blood subjects who constituted the castes in Mexican society. a) I and II are correct. b) II and IV are correct. c) III and IV are correct. d) I and IV are correct.

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