The Indians of the Guajira in the independence of the provinces of Nueva Granada Caribbean: an approach

The participation of native peasants in colorful independence due to factors, which depended on the specific type of relationships that each indigenous group had with the Creole society, the authorities and  proindependence sectors or those who supported the restoration of monarchical order and...

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Autor principal: Polo Acuña, José
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Publicado: Pontificia Universidad Javeriana 2014
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Guajira; indígenas; independencia; realistas;patriotas
Acceso en línea:http://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/memoysociedad/article/view/8273
http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=co/co-019&d=article8273oai
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Polo Acuña, José
The Indians of the Guajira in the independence of the provinces of Nueva Granada Caribbean: an approach
topic_facet Guajira; indígenas; independencia; realistas;patriotas
description The participation of native peasants in colorful independence due to factors, which depended on the specific type of relationships that each indigenous group had with the Creole society, the authorities and  proindependence sectors or those who supported the restoration of monarchical order and the degree of  restraint or maintained autonomy in relation to colonial power in the context of its collapse and the specific  needs of communities. We focus on indigenous groups in the south of the Guajira peninsula known as the Guajira Down for two reasons: one, because it was in this area that showed the most marked miscegenation between Indians and Creoles, and secondly because little sources reflect the actions of the natives in the extreme north of the peninsula, the Guajira Arriba.
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title_short The Indians of the Guajira in the independence of the provinces of Nueva Granada Caribbean: an approach
title_full The Indians of the Guajira in the independence of the provinces of Nueva Granada Caribbean: an approach
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