The Caribbean, Colonisers & Christianity
Not Just the Tudors
Colonial Encounters in the Caribbean
This chapter explores the intricacies of Spanish colonization in the Caribbean following Columbus's arrival, emphasizing the varied responses of indigenous peoples to colonial encounters. It highlights the establishment of La Isabela, the exploitation through the encomienda system, and the complex dynamics of resistance and adaptation among local communities. The discussion also delves into the cultural transformations imposed by the Spanish, including shifts in religion, diet, and social structures.
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