Chapter 10 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

. By 1550, Spaniards had founded nearly _______ cities and towns.

. The major cities in Spanish America quickly forged strong economic ties with each other.

. Segregation in housing was strictly enforced, with not even the poorest Spaniard living among the castas.

. In traditional villages, the sites of social focus were the church and the

. Haciendas typically lacked

. The devastating earthquake and tsunami in 1746 reduced the population of Callao from roughly 4,000 to

. Two major earthquakes in 1773 led to

. Massive flooding in 1629 left Mexico City under water for

. Iberians in the New World sought to encourage productivity and discourage idleness in workers by

. Trousers, shirts, and other European clothing items became available in the Indies after Europeans introduced

. The most important single import throughout the centuries of Spanish and Portuguese rule was

. Up to 90 percent of the calories in an Indian's diet in the 17th century came from

. The legacy of African cuisine is seen most clearly today in

. In the late seventeenth century, the drink of choice became

. Capital punishment was less common in Spanish and Portuguese possessions than in English colonies in part because

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