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...James Mestaz 1 Namely, Christopher Boyer’s Becoming Campesinos: Politics, Identity, and Agrarian Struggle in Postrevolutionary Michoacán, 1920–1935 ; Jennie Purnell’s Popular Movements and State Formation in Revolutionary Mexico: The Agraristas and Cristeros of Michoacán ; and Mark...

...Margot Minardi Facing Empire: Indigenous Experiences in a Revolutionary Age . Edited by Kate Fullagar and Michael A. McDonnell . ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press , 2018 . xi +356 pp., foreword, list of contributors, index. $39.95 paperback.) Copyright 2020...

...Jamie Myers Mize Abstract Utilizing gender as a lens for understanding the political decisions of Cherokee men in the Revolutionary era, this article examines the evolution of Cherokee manhood as Cherokee men renegotiated their masculinity in the wake of colonial pressures. A group known...

... and ties to the Church set him on a path to socioeconomic success in the autumn of the Porfiriato. During the Mexican Revolution, he reinvented himself as a revolutionary politico and embraced indigenism. Using the latter, he could celebrate the Maya in the abstract while urging acculturation. Indeed, he...

... the 1989 attempt to redefine itself as a “new” county according to Mexico's 1917 Revolutionary Constitution. The second objective is to raise questions and broader issues regarding new social movements, state formation analyzed from the “bottom-up,” the importance of the authority structure of the town...

...Bryan Rindfleisch Given the relatively sparse historical literature on the Creek Indians immediately before and during the American Revolutionary War, this essay is an effort to remedy such scarcity of scholarly attentions. It examines the competing political and economic interests of two Creek...

... as the Cristiada (or Cristero War) and the Segunda Cristiada, a more sporadic series of violent episodes between 1929 and 1940. In Religion and State Formation in Postrevolutionary Mexico, Ben Fallaw meticulously investigates Catholic resistance to the revolutionary project during the Segunda period. He...

... resulted from the 2003 international conference titled “Rethinking Latin America’s Century of Revolutionary Violence,” moved away from the explanatory narrative of violence and toward an interpretative approach that depicts the di¨erent ways in which violence and political repression were...

... effort to cultivate ties of alliance to Great Britain. Carrying the narrative through the upheavals of the Revolutionary War, Hart also offers a detailed and nuanced assessment of the role of Anglican religious performance in the establishment of post-Revolutionary Mohawk/Haudenosaunee diasporic...

... today in the absence of viable alternative to an old-guard Institutional Revolutionary Party and a right-of-center 6762 ETHNOHISTORY / 49:4 / sheet 172 of 193 National Action Party ( ). Cardenismo cannot even be credited...

.... Part 1 consists of three chapters focused on people of French ancestry criticizing society in the newly independent United States: the French-soldier-turned-British-loyalist Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur, the revolutionary enthusiast and Democratic-Republican essayist Philip Freneau...

... inspectors and create smuggling networks during the Exclusion era that brought Chinese from Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean in large numbers, but “at great expense and danger” (153). Part 3, “Competing Revolutionary Nationalisms, 1900–1940,” looks at political developments in China and the Americas...

... the Grenada Revolution becomes one of many revolutionary moments in Grenada’s history, and the tragedy that beset it a series of events that, once sparked, resulted in a crisis that spiraled beyond the control of its political actors. (One such event was the People’s Revolutionary Government’s decision to put...

...Tien-Ann Shih Copyright 2009 by American Society for Ethnohistory 2009 Review Essays Bolivia: Tracing the Roots of a Social Movement State Tien-Ann Shih, University of Chicago Revolutionary Horizons: Past and Present in Bolivian Politics. By Forrest Hylton and Sinclair...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...

... Puebla valley estate might seem too idiosyncratic to contribute much new to the long historiography of revolutionary Mexico. After all, as a foreign woman Evans had little in common with the typical Porfirian landowner...