The History of Cuba, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Willis Fletcher Johnson

 
9781330256060: The History of Cuba, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

From the first contact with Europeans to the late 16th century turning point, this history illuminates how Cuba’s society, economy, and culture were formed under Spanish rule.

This volume traces the island’s growth from its early era of mining, farming, and trade to the social dynamics that shaped daily life. It examines how slavery and race influenced communities, the evolution of labor practices, and the complex balance between indigenous peoples, enslaved Africans, and European settlers. The narrative also looks at how natural resources like gold and copper drove settlement and later-changing fortunes, and it explains how Cuba’s cultural and intellectual landscape developed within the broader empire.

- How slavery and race shaped Cuban society and everyday life
- The rise and decline of gold mining and the discovery of copper
- Economic shifts, population changes, and the move toward independence of identity
- The interplay of colonial power, local communities, and cultural development

Ideal for readers curious about the Caribbean, colonial history, and the long arc of Cuba within the Spanish Empire.

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