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The University of Alabama, History, Faculty Member
- History, Iberian Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History, Atlantic World, Atlantic history, History of Slavery, and 13 moreRace and Ethnicity, Dominican Republic, Caribbean History, Republica Dominicana, Dominican Studies, Colonial Latin American History, Dominican History, Latin American Studies, Latin American History, Colonial Studies, Caribbean Studies, Cuban History, and Spanish Historyedit
Boletín del Archivo General de la Nación, Año LXXVII - Volumen LX - Número 142 Mayo-agosto 2015, 255-283
Research Interests: Latin American and Caribbean History, Haiti, Caribbean History, Caribbean Studies, Diplomacy, and 12 moreSocial History, Dominican History, Haitian History, Dominican Republic, Contrabando, Diplomacia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Republica Dominicana, Contraband, Early Colonial Hispaniola, Hispaniola In the 17th Century, and Transnational Hispaniola
In the early seventeenth century, important socioeconomic changes in the Spanish colony of Hispaniola brought about substantial shifts in race relations between white residents and peoples of African descent, who were enslaved and free.... more
In the early seventeenth century, important socioeconomic changes in the Spanish colony of Hispaniola brought about substantial shifts in race relations between white residents and peoples of African descent, who were enslaved and free. As the plantation system declined precipitously, white members of the Spanish elite started envisioning new roles for enslaved laborers, which included enrolling these enslaved peoples in their own intrigues against other elites. This cooperation led people in bondage to carry out violent attacks and assassination plots against other members of the white colonial society. People of African descent took advantage of these collaborations as an opportunity to advance their own interests within the community. Nevertheless, people of African descent faced fierce and often violent backlash if they acted of their own accord.
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Research Interests: Latin American Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History, Caribbean History, Caribbean Studies, The Caribbean, and 16 moreLatin American History, Dominican History, History of the Dominican Republic, Dominican Republic, Colonial Latin American History, América Latina y el Caribe, Latin American Colonial History, Latin America and the Caribbean, Colonial Studies, Republica Dominicana, Santo Domingo, Historia del Caribe, Historia Republica Dominicana, Early Colonial Hispaniola, Hispaniola In the 17th Century, and Hispaniola Island
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Latin American Studies, Mexican Studies, Active Learning, and 8 moreExperiential Learning (Active Learning), Latin American History, Colonial Latin American History, Historia, Experiential Learning, Liberal arts, Historia Del México Colonial, and Historia Colonial De América Latina
Research Interests: Latin American Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History, Iberian Studies, Caribbean History, Spanish History, and 9 moreCaribbean Studies, Latin American History, History of the Dominican Republic, Dominican Studies, Dominican Republic, Colonial Latin American History, História Latinoamericana, Republica Dominicana, and Historia Latinoamericana
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Research Interests: Latin American Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History, Latin American politics, Iberian Studies, Caribbean History, and 9 moreCaribbean Studies, Latin American History, Colonial Latin American History, Latin America and the Caribbean, Colonial Studies, Early Colonial Hispaniola, Hispaniola In the 17th Century, History of Hispaniola, and Hispaniola Island
Research Interests: African Studies, Latin American Studies, Latin American and Caribbean History, Colombia, Cuban Studies, and 19 moreAfrican History, Atlantic World, Slavery, History of Slavery, Caribbean History, Slave Trade, Caribbean Slavery, Dominican History, Cuban History, Colombian History, Atlantic history, Dominican Republic, Atlantic Slave Trade, Latin America, Caribbean, Slavery in the Americas, Latinoamerica, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Republica Dominicana
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