New Perspectives on State Building and Independence in Latin America, 1800–40

Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 3
Friday, January 7, 2022: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Balcony N (New Orleans Marriott, 4th Floor)
Chair:
Heather K. Thiessen-Reily, Western Colorado University
Papers:
How “Creole Revolutions” Erased People of Color from History: New Perspectives on Autonomy and Independence in Latin America
Scott B. Eastman, Creighton University
Enjoying the Rights of the Citizen: Elections and Citizenship in Central America, 1808–39
Jordana Dym, Skidmore College
Creating Nations from the Remains of Empire: Postindependence State Building in South America, 1819–39
Natalia Sobrevilla Perea, School of European Languages and Cultures, University of Kent
“Fanatical Bigots” Embracing Modern Liberties? Anti-Catholic Prejudice and Latin American Independence
Gregorio J. Alonso, University of Leeds
Comment:
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