Corruption, the Reforms of Francisco de Toledo and the Backlash of Indio Social Changes in Sixteenth & Seventeenth Spanish Peru

Title: Corruption, the Reforms of Francisco de Toledo and the Backlash of Indio Social Changes in Sixteenth & Seventeenth Spanish Peru
Author: Jeffrey Benson
Faculty Advisor: John L. Rector
Date: 1/1/2012
Abstract: A closer look at the colonial practices of the Spaniards in Peru and the increase of political power through the reforms of Francisco de Toledo and how that indirectly influenced social changes within the Indio caste system.
Type: Text
Language: eng
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Department: History
Identifier: his/5
Bibliographic Citation: Benson, Jeffrey. "Corruption, the Reforms of Francisco de Toledo and the Backlash of Indio Social Changes in Sixteenth & Seventeenth Spanish Peru." Department of History seminar paper, Western Oregon University, 2012.