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"Just because of the crazy times, because of the crazy priests, is it that sadness
overtook us, that 'Christianity' overcame us. Because the 'very Christians' came here with the true God, but that was the
beginning of our misery, the beginning of the tribute... the cause of the hidden discord to come out, the beginning of the
fighting with firearms, the beginning of the outrages... Oh! Let us grieve, because they arrived!"
"They [the Spanish]
taught us to fear; and they came to fade the flowers. For their flowers to live, they damaged and sucked dry the flowers of
the others... There was no High Knowledge, nor Sacred Language, neither Divine Teachings in the substitutes of the gods that
came here. To castrate the Sun! That is what the foreigners came here for. And the sons of their sons stayed here, among the
people, and they receive their bitterness."
Canek said: 'White people made this land foreign
to the Indian; they forced the Indian to buy with his own blood the wind that he breaths. That is why the Indian follows
the endless trail, being sure that the end, the only attainable end, the one that frees him and allows him to find the lost
trail, is where Death lies.'
INDIAN REBELLIONS IN THE VICEROYALTY
OF NEW SPAIN [1712-1809]
"To hell with you subdelegado
Rivera, you have stolen our lands and we are going to kill you!"
--Reported Threats of Rebellious Nahua
Indians from Actopan, 1756
"We'll not leave a Spaniard
alive in this town!"
--Chant of Indian Rebels in Tulancingo, 1769
"Come, come and follow me and I will free you from the hated tribute and take you to Heaven!"
--Rallying
Words of Jacinto Canek, Maya Rebel Leader, 1761
Armed
Indian Resistance and Indian Rebellions in New Spain, 1712-1750s
Increased Racial Tensions
Tzeltal Maya Revolt –1712
Indian Rebellions in Oaxaca—1719
Major Indian Rebellions: The Decade of the 1760s-1770s
1). The Canek
Rebellion—[Yucatan] 1761
Jose Jacinto Uc de los Santos [Jacinto Canek]
2).
The Yaqui Rebellion [1767]
3). Michoacan Rebellion
[1767-1769]
4). San Luis Potosi Rebellion [1767-1769]
5). Tulancingo
Rebellion and the "New Savior" [1769]
Decade of the 1780s-1790s
Izucar Indian Revolt [Puebla] 1780
Northern Indian Wars [Apache/Yaqui]
1770s-1790s
The Machete Conspiracy 1799
http://history.missouristate.edu/jchuchiak/HST%20350-Outline%2034.htm
DISCONTENT AND INDIAN REBELLIONS IN THE
VICEROYALTIES OF PERU [1748-1800]
"There are
no accomplices here but you and I. You, the oppressor and I, the liberator. Both of us deserve death!"
---Tupac Amaru II's Last Words to the Viceroy May 18, 1781
Armed Indian
Resistance and Indian Rebellions in in Colonial Peru
1). Ignacio Torote
Rebellion [1713]
2). Juan Santos Atahualpa Rebellion [1742-1750s]
The Tupac Amaru Rebellion and Andean Unrest
1). Tupac Amaru II Rebellion
[1790-1781]
José Gabriel Condorcanki Tupac Amaru [1738-1781]
2). Tomas Katari Rebellion [1780-1781]
3). Tupac Katari Rebellion
[1781-1783]
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