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This posting offers ideas about the Colonial era in Latin America.
This posting discusses the series of institutions established during the Spanish and Portuguese colonial era in what today is Latin America. In your discussion be sure to indicate the legacy of the colonial era (1492-early 1800s or 19th century), highlighting the institutions and traditions still in place today in Latin America. Why do you think this is?
Ideas about the institutions and traditions still in place today in Latin America from the colonial era are investigated.
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