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Did spanish colonists who had been born in Spain occupied the mestizo level of society?
No, Spanish colonists born in Spain, known as peninsulares, did not occupy the mestizo level of society. The mestizos, who were individuals of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry, occupied a lower social status than the peninsulares. In the colonial Caste System, peninsulares held the highest positions and privileges, while mestizos, despite sometimes gaining some level of social mobility, were still considered beneath them in the social hierarchy.
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Which social class in Spanish colonial society were of mixed Spanish and Native American descent and worked on farms and ranches?
Mestizos
Person of mixed spanish and native American descent?
its called a mestizo
Who was at the top of Spanish colonial society?
At the top of Spanish colonial society were the
What is the name of a person of mixed Spanish and American Indian ancestry?
Mestizo/Mestiza
What are the Creoles and mestizos?
a mestizo is a person with Indian and Spanish background. People who had no Spanish ancestors such as Indians and Africans, held the lowest position in this society
If 59.4 percent of Guatemala's population is European AND Mestizo what percentage is Mestizo?
49% is Mestizo 10% is European mostly Spanish with some German and Italian groups
What were the relations between the Mestizo and Spanish American colonies?
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The mestizo population was a mix of Native American and who?
Spanish
What is part spanish part native called?
Mestizo.
How do you say I am mix in Spanish?
I am mix = Soy mestizo
What is the meaning of the Hebrew word Mestizo?
The word Mestizo is not hebrew word. it's a Spanish word that means "mixed-race"
Is a Spanish and Native American called a Matiso?
No, the term you may be looking for is "Mestizo." Mestizo refers to individuals of mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry in Latin America.
