European Social Classes

In the Middle Ages, the unknown poet depicted three social classes of his time in this way: "1 labor, 1 glimpse, 1 glimpse." Let's see these social classes, their lives, and the roles they played in building Europe. Since labor farmers serve as basic positions of workers (farmers, welders, nomads, hairdressers), they are known as a common laboratory place. Their lives include the work of ever changing work determined by seasonal needs and excellent staff (clergy or politician).

Because of the political situation in the Latin American colonies, the Creoles will lose most if they did not do a revolution. They are afraid that they lose the non-European social class advantage, and that they have less authority and political influence than they give to the peninsula. Due to the economic status of Latin America, the Creole also benefited the greatest from the revolution. They can take advantage of economic turmoil caused by destructive drought to control the situation, they are not a European pocket on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, but a new system in their pocket, Latin America We can make wealth. In addition to politics and economy, Creole people are also driven by nationalism. This may be European heritage, but they are closely related to the birthplace of Spain, as they are not treated equally on the peninsula. Not all new countries are exempted, but they still have great global influence.

Almost completely conquered the American Indian at the bottom of the social structure. A hierarchical class system appeared. Peninsulares (Spanish-born European) occupies the highest position, Creoles (American-born European) is ranked second. In the middle there is mixed race (mix of European and American Indians) and mixed race (mixture of Europe and Africa), at the bottom there are whole blood natives and Africans. Slavery is common and uses environment guardians and Mita's labor system as well. In Britain there is no complicated structure called bureaucratic colonies like Spain / Portuguese. Most of them are British Parliament, British Government building partnerships with trading companies, and representative organizations that are most interested in their interests. Until the middle of the 18th century, colonies were able to complete many of their events by practicing "negligence".

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