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Black in Latin AmericaVersion en ligne Listen and read the description about "José María Morelos and Vicente Guerrero - Black in Latin America" in the video, and answer the questions. par Sara Calderon 1 The woman says that the war of independence a was a fair war. b was a long war. c was a wrong war. d was a strong war. 2 Who called for the abolition of all castes in the New Spain? a It was a Mulatto president, called Benito Juárez. b It was an European king, known as Maximiliano. c It was a priest named Father Miguel Hidalgo. d It was a military general, named Vicent Guerrero. 3 What was the origin of Morelos and Guerrero? a They were descendants of indigenous people. b They were descendants of european people. c They were descendants spanish people. d They were descendants of african people. 4 Who contributed to win the war of independence? a Miguel Hidalgo and the descendants of Spanish. b María Morelos and the descendants of Mulattos. c Vicente Guerrero and the descendants of Africans. d Agustín de Iturbide and the descendants of Americans. 5 Who asked Guerrero to surrender to the Spanish? a His army. b His father. c His mother. d His enemies. 6 Who abolished slavery first? ¿Quién abolió la esclavitud primero? a Miguel Hidalgo b Vicente Guerrero c Barack Obama d Abraham Lincoln 7 Who was the first president with african origins in the American continent? a Vicente Guerrero b María Morelos y Pavón c Abraham Lincoln d Barack Obama 8 What was the importance of Vicente Guerrero in Mexico? a He was the second President of Mexico. b He was the leader of the Mexican Independence. c He was responsible of abolishing slavery in Mexico. d All answers are correct. 9 According to this video, many mexicans don't know... a two African-Mexicans contributed to the independence of Mexico. b that Morelos is in the $50 pesos Mexican bill. c that there are no places named in honor of Guerrero. d there are African-Mexicans living in Mexico. Explanation 1 'So, the war of independence, 1810-1821' 'Yes, it was a very long war' 2 The revolution (independence) was started by a priest named Father Hidalgo. He called for the abolition of all castes, saying Indians, Mulattos, and other castes, all would be known as Americans. 3 After he was killed, his cause was taken up in succession by two generals, a priest named Jose María Morelos and Vicente Guerrero. 'In fact, both were afro-descendant' 'Wait a minute, wait a minute. Two black people were generals in the war of independence?' 'Yes' 4 After Morelos was killed by the Spanish in 1815 the Negro Guerrero, as his enemies mockingly called him, saw the war to its conclusion with the help of many black Mexicans. 5 In one story, Guerrero's father beseeched him to surrender to the Spanish. In front of his men, he answered "You are my father, but the country comes first". "La Patria es primero" is now a famous phrase throughout Mexico. 6 "Yes, and in fact in 1830 Guerrero stopped slavery by writing the Law in the Constitution." "Thirty-three years before Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.” 7 'Yes, and in fact in 1830 Guerrero stopped slavery by writing the Law in the Constitution.' 'Thirty-three years before Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.” 8 All answers are correct. 9 But many Mexican don't even know that they were black men or that they owe their independence to these two men, a visible African descent.

Black in Latin AmericaVersion en ligne

Listen and read the description about "José María Morelos and Vicente Guerrero - Black in Latin America" in the video, and answer the questions.

The woman says that the war of independence

was a fair war.

was a long war.

was a wrong war.

was a strong war.

Who called for the abolition of all castes in the New Spain?

It was a Mulatto president, called Benito Juárez.

It was an European king, known as Maximiliano.

It was a priest named Father Miguel Hidalgo.

It was a military general, named Vicent Guerrero.

What was the origin of Morelos and Guerrero?

They were descendants of indigenous people.

They were descendants of european people.

They were descendants spanish people.

They were descendants of african people.

Who contributed to win the war of independence?

Miguel Hidalgo and the descendants of Spanish.

María Morelos and the descendants of Mulattos.

Vicente Guerrero and the descendants of Africans.

Agustín de Iturbide and the descendants of Americans.

Who asked Guerrero to surrender to the Spanish?

His army.

His father.

His mother.

His enemies.

Who abolished slavery first? ¿Quién abolió la esclavitud primero?

Miguel Hidalgo

Vicente Guerrero

Barack Obama

Abraham Lincoln

Who was the first president with african origins in the American continent?

Vicente Guerrero

María Morelos y Pavón

Abraham Lincoln

Barack Obama

What was the importance of Vicente Guerrero in Mexico?

He was the second President of Mexico.

He was the leader of the Mexican Independence.

He was responsible of abolishing slavery in Mexico.

All answers are correct.

According to this video, many mexicans don't know...

two African-Mexicans contributed to the independence of Mexico.

that Morelos is in the $50 pesos Mexican bill.

that there are no places named in honor of Guerrero.

there are African-Mexicans living in Mexico.

Explanation

'So, the war of independence, 1810-1821' 'Yes, it was a very long war'

The revolution (independence) was started by a priest named Father Hidalgo. He called for the abolition of all castes, saying Indians, Mulattos, and other castes, all would be known as Americans.

After he was killed, his cause was taken up in succession by two generals, a priest named Jose María Morelos and Vicente Guerrero. 'In fact, both were afro-descendant' 'Wait a minute, wait a minute. Two black people were generals in the war of independence?' 'Yes'

After Morelos was killed by the Spanish in 1815 the Negro Guerrero, as his enemies mockingly called him, saw the war to its conclusion with the help of many black Mexicans.

In one story, Guerrero's father beseeched him to surrender to the Spanish. In front of his men, he answered "You are my father, but the country comes first". "La Patria es primero" is now a famous phrase throughout Mexico.

"Yes, and in fact in 1830 Guerrero stopped slavery by writing the Law in the Constitution." "Thirty-three years before Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.”

'Yes, and in fact in 1830 Guerrero stopped slavery by writing the Law in the Constitution.' 'Thirty-three years before Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.”