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| Spanish soldiers who in which defeated the Indain civilians of Mexico,Central America,and Peru |
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a person of racially mixed ancestry (European, Indian, Spanish, or Native American)
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association of indviduals in a buisness enterprice with transferable shares of stock
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a spainsh viceroyalitly of the16th to 19th centuries.
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a system of obtaining land in colonial times in which one recieved 50 acres of land for every emigrant to america one sponsored
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a colony administured by a royal governor and council appointed by the british crown and having a representive assembly elected by the people
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one who secedes or advocates seperation especially from an established church, a sectarian or separationist
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a system insituted in 1503,under which a spanish soldier or colonist was granted a tract of land or a village together with it indian inhabitants
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a person who came from america and was placed under contract to work for a certain amount of time usually 7 years
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| a member of a group of protestents that arose in the 16th century within the church of england demanding the simplification of doctrine and worship and greater strictness in religous discipline |
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| an owner of an establishment or hotel ect. |
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| a popular name for amember of a religous society of friends |
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