NM Final Exam Questions With
Complete Solutions!!!
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, The only major battle to occur in New Mexico during the Mexican-American War occurred at -
ANS El Brazito.
The story of Juanotilla of Cochiti in Etulain's Chapter 4 shows that "gender" in Hispanic life in
colonial New Mexico was: - ANS a social construction, defined differently in various times
and places and according to individual status
A
Judging by the amount possessions passed to heirs in her will, how was Juanotilla of Cochiti's
economic standing portrayed? - ANS relatively well-off
R
According to the colonial the census of New Mexico in 1790 (which did not include Indians), the
majority of Spanish speaking people living in New Mexico by then were - ANS people born
in New Mexico, many of mixed blood.
ANS U
In colonial New Mexico, Spanish officials awarded land grants in which of the following ways? -
Private land grants
LA
Community land grants
Pueblo land grants.
In colonial New Mexico, the main occupation of the people was - ANS farming
The networks of irrigation ditches used by both the Spanish and Pueblo peoples were known as
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- ANS acequias
New Mexican Hispanic villagers who hunted Buffalo in the off-season after the harvest was
gather were known as - ANS ciboleros
O
Practically the only way to acquire outside and/or manufactured in colonial New Mexico was to
receive them - ANS over the El Camino Real.
D
all the above.
over the Chihuahua Trail.
over the Old Spanish Trail.
After 1750, the Hispanic New Mexico folk art religious image-makers were known as - ANS
santeros
In some isolated New Mexico mountain communities, the exit of the exit of Franciscan priests
and the organized Catholic Church gave rise to a localized religious brotherhood known as the -
ANS penitentes
Complete Solutions!!!
A
R
U
LA
C
O
D
, The only major battle to occur in New Mexico during the Mexican-American War occurred at -
ANS El Brazito.
The story of Juanotilla of Cochiti in Etulain's Chapter 4 shows that "gender" in Hispanic life in
colonial New Mexico was: - ANS a social construction, defined differently in various times
and places and according to individual status
A
Judging by the amount possessions passed to heirs in her will, how was Juanotilla of Cochiti's
economic standing portrayed? - ANS relatively well-off
R
According to the colonial the census of New Mexico in 1790 (which did not include Indians), the
majority of Spanish speaking people living in New Mexico by then were - ANS people born
in New Mexico, many of mixed blood.
ANS U
In colonial New Mexico, Spanish officials awarded land grants in which of the following ways? -
Private land grants
LA
Community land grants
Pueblo land grants.
In colonial New Mexico, the main occupation of the people was - ANS farming
The networks of irrigation ditches used by both the Spanish and Pueblo peoples were known as
C
- ANS acequias
New Mexican Hispanic villagers who hunted Buffalo in the off-season after the harvest was
gather were known as - ANS ciboleros
O
Practically the only way to acquire outside and/or manufactured in colonial New Mexico was to
receive them - ANS over the El Camino Real.
D
all the above.
over the Chihuahua Trail.
over the Old Spanish Trail.
After 1750, the Hispanic New Mexico folk art religious image-makers were known as - ANS
santeros
In some isolated New Mexico mountain communities, the exit of the exit of Franciscan priests
and the organized Catholic Church gave rise to a localized religious brotherhood known as the -
ANS penitentes
