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- 1. History 140 – Theme 3 Part 3 By: Larissa Renwick
- 2. Portuguese Female American that lived during the 17th – 18th century in Brazil Was a part of the Bahia group Catarina’s role in the Bahia group was being a nun and interpreter Labeled as the “bride of christ” Preparing and selling sweets kept Catarina occupied
- 3. Was novice at the Destrerro Convent of Bahis, the only convent in Brazil Earned 4,404,000 reis from business and finance Catarina’s first income was from a loan. Many of Catarina’s loans were never repaid
- 4. Portuguese American female that lived in Brazil from 1780-1831 Was a Caiapo Indian and granddaughter of the chief who held a respectable position within the tribe Supporter and interpreter for the church Mediator of the Brazillian and Aldeia communities Known as a Brazillian Heroine
- 5. Portugese American priest that lived during the 16th century Born in 1528 and went to live in Lisbon by the age of 20 where he was ordained as a holy priest In 1553 he sailed to Italy and studied medicine and theology. One the way home his ship crashed Spent a decade in and out of inquisition jails for superstition and witchcraft charges
- 6. Traveled to Salvador at age 39 and became governor-general of Mem de Sa Gouveia became opulent captaincy of Penambuco Gouveia became know for unnecessary violence to those who weren’t hostile In 1571 Gouveia was arrested and forced to return to Portugal
- 7. Spanish American female from the Tenochtitlan in Central Mexico Born in the 1500s as an Aztec Princess Cortez murdered her second husband and made her marry Alanso de Grado Was a devout catholic and played a major role in spreading Christianity
- 8. Spanish American female that lived from 1620 – 1650 in Lagos Mother, Mistress and Mulatta Had 4 children but never married Accused of harming her ex-lovers with magic and poison Accused of torturing slaves in the household, but a slave was discovered to have started the rumor and punished afterwards Was a contributor and influence to the development of Mexican society
- 9. A Native American that lived from the late 1500s to the mid 1600s in Salamanca, Peru A Native Priest that lived a long life Passionate about keeping traditional religious beliefs alive Sorimana worshipers formed a cult and flourished in Salamanca which upset Spanish priests Sorimana received public punishment, but Diego survived
- 10. Spanish American male that lived from 1550-1604 in Mexico (New Spain) Was a master of mule trains and started his own freighting business Earned a living by hauling wool to the Southern markets of Mexico City Developed relationships with influential and wealthy people with his extensive knowledge of business and trade Was a mulatto that never quite made it to the big leagues but lived a decent life
- 11. Spanish American male that lived from 1557 – 1632 in Veracruz, Mexico He was an educated man that earned his living as a printer and engineer Was an established engineer by age thirty in Mexico City As Chief engineer in 1629 he was responsible for the drainage system that failed during the heavy rains and therefore imprisoned Despite his imprisonment he continued as an engineer
- 12. Male and Female Spanish Americans that lived in the 17th century Juan & Gertudis were young mulatto slaves that lived in Central Mexico Rebels against the cruelty and violence they were forced to live with Played a large role in the movement against slavery