Revolution in the Andes,

In “Revolution in the Andes,” Serulnikov analyzes the various rebel movements that appeared in
the Andes in the late eighteenth century. He compares the social composition of such events and
the motivations of the leaders and followers. He demonstrates that despite the remarkable
mobilization of Indian masses, these rebellious movements did not divide the colonial population
by racial or social groups but gathered people from different social backgrounds, at least initially.
Serulnikov recounts how the administrative and economic reforms of the eighteenth century had
increased the grievances of the native population and caused hardships to other social groups. If
individuals from various social groups were dissatisfied by the colonial rule, why did these
rebellions not succeed?
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For this paper, you can only use:
– Sergio Serulnikov, Rebellion in the Andes. The Age of Túpac Amaru (Chapel Hill: Duke
University Press, 2013).
– Mark Burkholder and Lyman Johnson, Colonial Latin America (New York: Oxford
University Press, 1994).
Do Not USE any online source or additional source.
Remember to put a creative title to your paper, which should have a clear and strong thesis
statement. This central idea must go at the END of the introduction (first) paragraph. Provide
examples from the book. Even if you do not quote, cite your sources. Include a bibliography at
the end of your assignment.