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Peninsulares definitions
| # | Definition | Sets |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | spanish-born, came to latin america; ruled, highest social class | 864 sets |
| 2 | spanish-born, came to latin america; ruled, highest social class. | 152 sets |
| 3 | in spanish colonial society, colonists who were born in spain | 145 sets |
| 4 | people born in spain | 121 sets |
| 5 | people living in the new world spanish colonies but born in spain. | 94 sets |
| 6 | in spanish colonial society, colonists who were born in spain. | 59 sets |
| 7 | spanish-born residents of the new world. | 59 sets |
| 8 | born in spain | 32 sets |
| 9 | a person born on the iberian peninsula; typically, a spanish or portuguese official who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to europe | 31 sets |
| 10 | colonists born in spain | 29 sets |
| 11 | spanish-born residents of the new world | 24 sets |
| 12 | members of the highest social class | 23 sets |
| 13 | in the spanish and portuguese colonies of latin america. these people were born in europe and claimed superiority over the rest of the population. | 22 sets |
| 14 | member of the highest class in spain's colonies in the americas | 21 sets |
| 15 | spanish settlers to the americas | 20 sets |
| 16 | colonists who were born in spain | 19 sets |
| 17 | colonial leaders born in spain or portugal | 16 sets |
| 18 | spanish and portuguese officials who had been born in europe and held all important government positions | 15 sets |
| 19 | latin americans born in spain | 14 sets |
| 20 | top people, the ruling class, have to be born in spain/porugual, 100% spanish or portuguese, usually returned to spain when term of office was over. | 13 sets |
| 21 | in colonial latin america, spanish official sent to govern latin american colonies. they controlled government completely. | 13 sets |
| 22 | people who had been born in spain | 13 sets |
| 23 | in the spanish colonies, those who were born in europe | 13 sets |
| 24 | in the spanish colonies of latin america, the term used to refer to people who had been born in spain; they claimed superiority over spaniards born in the americas | 12 sets |
| 25 | people living in the new world spanish colonies but born in spain | 11 sets |
| 26 | ..., spanish-born, came to latin america; ruled, highest social class | 11 sets |
| 27 | in the spanish colonies of latin america, the term used to refer to people who had been born in spain; they claimed superiority over spaniards born in the americas. | 11 sets |
| 28 | latin american officials from spain or portugal. | 11 sets |
| 29 | members of the highest class in spain's colonies in the americas | 10 sets |
| 30 | spaniards born in spain | 10 sets |
| 31 | spanish new world settlers born on the iberian peninsula | 9 sets |
| 32 | spanish colonists who had been born in spain | 9 sets |
| 33 | officials sent from spain to rule the colonies | 9 sets |
| 34 | highest of spanish colonial caste system - peninsular was a citizen born in the metropolitan part of the spanish empire. also, they held high official power or positions. | 9 sets |
| 35 | spanish and portuguese officials who temporarily resided in latin america | 8 sets |
| 36 | a person born on the iberian peninsula; typically, a spanish or portuguese official who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to europe. (672) | 8 sets |
| 37 | persons born in spain who filled administrative posts in the new world | 8 sets |
| 38 | held all the important positions in colonial latin america | 8 sets |
| 39 | spanish settlers | 7 sets |
| 40 | [peh•neen•soo•lah•rehs]- in spanish colonial society, colonists who were born in spain. | 7 sets |
| 41 | europeans who were born on the iberian peninsula of spain or portugal | 7 sets |
| 42 | spanish and portuguese officials who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to their mother countries | 7 sets |
| 43 | class given important political and military jobs | 7 sets |
| 44 | people born in spain. | 7 sets |
| 45 | people living in new world spanish colonies but born in spain. | 6 sets |
| 46 | people born on the iberian peninsula; typically a spanish or portuguese official who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to europe | 6 sets |
| 47 | these were european born people who came to latin america for political and economic gain and often eventually returned to their mother countries. | 6 sets |
| 48 | latin american officials from spain or portugal | 6 sets |
| 49 | a term for natives of spain or portugal | 6 sets |
| 50 | people living in new world spainish colonies but born in spain | 6 sets |
| 51 | people who were born in spain | 6 sets |
| 52 | spanish migrants who were born in europe | 6 sets |
| 53 | a person born on the iberian peninsula; typically, a spanish or portuguese official who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain and then returned to europe. | 5 sets |
| 54 | highest class in colonial class system | 5 sets |
| 55 | what the spanish settlers where to the americas, mostly men | 5 sets |
| 56 | spanish born residents of the new world | 5 sets |
| 57 | spaniards born and reared in spain | 5 sets |
| 58 | spanish people born in spain | 5 sets |
| 59 | natives of spain, highest social status in new spain. 1-2% of population. | 5 sets |
| 60 | whites born in spain | 5 sets |
| 61 | spanish upper class | 5 sets |
| 62 | natives of spain or portugal; controlled all trade and mining | 5 sets |
| 63 | spanish-mostly men | 4 sets |
| 64 | european-born spaniards sent to the americas to govern spain's empire. | 4 sets |
| 65 | pure spanish blood but born in the new world. | 4 sets |
| 66 | those born in spain | 4 sets |
| 67 | top group in latin american colonial society | 4 sets |
| 68 | spaniards born and raised in spain | 4 sets |
| 69 | -highest social class -born in spain -had top jobs in government and church, owned large lands and mines | 4 sets |
| 70 | people born in spain and sent to rule the spanish colonies in america. | 4 sets |
| 71 | spanish/conquistadores | 4 sets |
| 72 | spanish and portuguese official who had been born in europe and held all important government positions | 4 sets |
| 73 | top of spanish-american society: spanish-born colonists; only ones who could hold office | 4 sets |
| 74 | in spanish colonial society colonists who were born in spain | 4 sets |
| 75 | people born in spain or portugal who became the top of the social classes in latin american colonies | 4 sets |
| 76 | 19th | 4 sets |
| 77 | europeans who were born on the iberian peninsula | 4 sets |
| 78 | migrants from iberian pennisula (native homeland) | 4 sets |
| 79 | *native-born spaniards who emigrated from spain to settle in the spanish colonies *whites born in spain *owned large landed estates | 4 sets |
| 80 | most privileged latin american class | 4 sets |
| 81 | spanish settlers to the americas were known as what? | 4 sets |
| 82 | a name for people from the iberian peninsula (spain and portugal) | 3 sets |
| 83 | in the spanish colonies of latin america, the term used to refer to people who had been born in spain; they claimed superiority over spaniards born in the americas. (pen-in-soo-lahr-es) | 3 sets |
| 84 | spanish born, members of highest social class, dominated | 3 sets |
| 85 | officals from spain sent to the spanish colonies to see that the laws wereried out car | 3 sets |
| 86 | a person born in spain but living in the new world | 3 sets |
| 87 | spainish | 3 sets |
| 88 | spanish-born in latin america; ruled highest social class | 3 sets |
| 89 | colonists originally born in spain= high class | 3 sets |
| 90 | people born in spain. were at the top of the colonial society | 3 sets |
| 91 | people born in spain but worked in the new world | 3 sets |
| 92 | spanish and portuguese officials who resided temporarily in latin america for political and economic gain | 3 sets |
| 93 | colonial leaders who were born in spain and portugal and stood at the top level of the social order | 3 sets |
| 94 | a spanish-born spaniard residing in the new world | 3 sets |
| 95 | spanish born | 3 sets |
| 96 | held all important positions in colonial latin america | 3 sets |
| 97 | spanish settlers born in spain and portugal. these were the highest class of the colonial class system. | 3 sets |
| 98 | top of the social scale: spanish-born colonists; held the highest jobs in the colonial government | 3 sets |
| 99 | persons of european birth | 3 sets |