Hunefeldt C., Harris B. A Brief History of Peru
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Tribunal del Consulado 98–99
tribute
abolition 129, 156–157
castas 117
concentration of population
57
corruption of cor
regidores
86
Cuzco 116–117
guano income, ef
fect of 121
Inca Empire 24
labor supply, effect on
136–137
Martínez Vegazo, Lucas 44
money 57
New Laws 50
postindependence 112,
116–117
reinstated 129, 152
“republican mita” 192
San Mar
tín, José, abolition
by 101
Tristán, Domingo 109
Tristán, Flora 100
Trujillo, Peru 10, 49, 52,
102–103, 117, 172, 189,
199–200
Trujillo, Spain 34, 44
Tucumán, Argentina 18, 63–64,
140
Tumbes 18, 35, 117, 206
Tumebamba (Cuenca) 18
Tungasuca 93–94
Tupac Amaru, Diego Cristóbal 95
Tupac Amaru II 91, 93–98, 106,
231
Tupac Amaru Revolutionary
Movement. See MRTA
T
upac Catari 96
Tupac Huallpa 38
Tupac Yupanqui 18, 33
Tutankhamen 5
U
Ucayali 243
Ucayali River 168
Uhle, Max 7
Ulloa, Juan y
Unáune, Hipólito 98
Unión Revolucionaria 205
United Left (Izquierda Unida)
237, 240, 252
United National Agrarian
Congress 238
United States
alternative to Peruvian
immigration 156
anticoca campaign 254–255
Beltrán, Luis, ambassador to
212
capital from 260
demand for rubber 168
Department of State 226
fears of communism 226
fish imports 204
fishmeal 219
as food exporter 230
foreign loan policy 192
Fujimori, Alberto, education
257
immigration to 242
imperialism 198
investment in Mexico 228
ownership of mines 160
pilots from 191
pressure for democracy 210
protectionism 118
Protocol of Rio de Janeiro
206
stock market crash 196
support for Peru
independence 103
tire imports 210
War of the Pacific 146, 148
World War II effects 203
Universidad San Antonio Abad
177
Universitario de Deportes 178
Ureta, Eloy 211
Urubamba Valley 39, 166, 167f
users’ agrarian cooperative. See
CAU
V
Vaca de Castro, Cristóbal 38–39
Valcárcel, Luis E. 200
Valencia, Spain 49
Valladares Pérez, Manuel 141
Valley of Chanchamayo 169
Valverde, Vicente de 35–36
Vanadium Company 160
Vanderbilt 160
Varallanos, José 181
Vargas, Getúlio 230
Vargas Llosa, Mario 220, 251,
253, 256–258, 257f
Vega, Garcilaso de la 15, 40,
81–82
V
elasco Alvarado, Juan 201, 215,
228–229, 231–233, 234f,
236–237, 241–242, 244
V
enezuela 45, 87, 101, 263
Venganza del cóndor, La
(Calderón) 159
V
eracruz, Mexico 68
viceroyalties 46m
Vidaurr
e, Manuel Lorenzo 98
Vilcabamba (Espíritu Pampa) 40,
52, 92
Villanueva, Víctor 214
Vilquechico 137–138
Viracocha, Inca 16
visitador(es) 52–53, 89
Vitar
te 174
Vivanco, Mariano Ignacio
121–122
voting rights 122, 158, 200, 237
W
Waka Prieta 2t
Wallerstein, Immanuel 67
W
anka 2t
Wari. See Huari
W
ar of the Pacific 119, 143–151,
188, 205
aftermath 166, 169, 183, 201
effect on agriculture 161
effect on railroad building
133
effect on southern highlands
164
García Calderón, Ventura 159
rebuilding after 156–160
territorial changes after
191–192
Warpa 2t
wars of independence, South
American 41, 96–106
W
. Grace Company 191, 216
wool 135–136, 165
workers’ agrarian cooperative. See
CAT
W
orld Bank 241, 262
World War I 162–163, 165, 182
World War II 195–196, 202–203,
210–211, 214–215, 230
X
Xauxa (Jauja) 42
Y
Yale University 32
Yanesha 209
Yawar Fiesta (Arguedas) 220
Z
Zamora 52
Zarumilla, battle of 206
Zorro de arriba y el zorro de abajo,
El (Arguendas) 220
Zulen, Pedr
o 181
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