James Smith III was entrusted with a stone from the god Sorimama and recited prayers to native indians. At 90 years old, he was charged with heresy for not accepting Catholicism and was constantly charged for his heretical acts. Diego Vasicuio was a shoemaker and guild organizer who accepted a 1789 provision benefitting nonwhites, though the guild was gone by 1800. Francisco Baquero had five husbands and seven children, and was seen as an example of integrating into the new Spanish society in America.

1. James Smith IIISpanish Empire

2. The stone of the God Sorimama was entrusted to him and the prayers he learned he recited to indian natives.Was 90 years old when he had to appear in front of Father de Prado for charges of heresy.He did not want to accept CathlocismHe was constantly charged with heresy for his acts.Diego Vasicuio

3. Was a master shoemaker and organizerEntered trade as a apprentice at age 12Helped found one of the first guilds in Spanish AmericaAccepted a 1789 provision that kept slaves from becoming members of guild because it allowed nonwhites, which benifitted himThe guild he helped create would be gone by the 1800sFrancisco Baquero

4. After the death of her father, she became the suitor of Fernando Cortes. Had five different husbands, her first died of smallpox; she was later awarded his moneyShe Gave birth to seven childrenShe was seen as an example of how to integrate into the new societyIsabel Moctezuma

5. She was accused of killing with magic and driving men crazy with magic

6. Never married but had four children; two boys and two girls