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Brief Hispanic Cultural History
The Brief Hispanic Cultural History traces the rich cultural development of Spain and Latin America from the Middle Ages through the modern era, highlighting key periods such as the Age of Exploration, the colonial era, the Enlightenment, independence movements, and modernist movements.
- Author
- David A. Sanchez
- Publisher
- Cerro Coso Community College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- Language
- EN
Contents· 31 sections
- 01: Until the 15th century
- 1.01: The Iberian Middle Ages
- 1.02: Civilizations of the American Continent up to 1492
- 1.03: The 15th Century in Spain
- 02: XVI-XVII Centuries
- 2.01: The 16th Century in Spain
- 2.02: The Colonial Era in Spanish America
- 2.03: The 17th Century in Spain
- 03: 18th Century
- 3.01: The Enlightenment (18th century)
- 3.02: The 18th Century in Spain
- 3.03: The 18th Century in Latin America
- 04: 19th Century
- 4.01: The 19th Century in Spain
- 4.02: National Independencies in Latin America
- 4.03: Republican Era and Spanish-American Romanticism
- 4.04: Second Half of the 19th Century in Spain
- 4.05: Exporting Era and Hispano-American Modernism
- 4.06: The Turn of the Century and Spanish Modernism
- 05: Twentieth Century
- 5.01: Early 20th Century in Latin America
- 5.02: Spain in the First Half of the 20th Century
- 5.03: Avant-garde Movements in Latin America
- 5.04: Spanish America 1930-1969
- 5.05: Spain in the Second Half of the 20th Century
- 5.06: Hispanic America 1970-2010
- 06: Accessories
- 6.01: Latino Presence in the United States
- 6.02: Nahua and Quechua Poems
- 6.03: Minimal History of Spain
- 6.04: Minimal History of Latin America