The Spanish Legacy: Centralist Tradition
Economy Internal: encomienda (entrust), repartimiento (share), hacienda (large landed-estates), debt-peonage (indentured servants) External: mercantilism, extractive, dependent
	The Politics monarchy (absolute power), council of the Indies (America), vice-roy, Audencia, Geo-political units (governships, captain-generals), cabildo, checks balance: residencia & visitors
		The Society Religion: Catholic (secular, regular orders) Family: extended based, superficially patriarchal, core matriarchal, "compadres & comadres" Female symbolism: Virgin de Guadalupe, Malintzin, la llorona Inferiority complex: men (machos) & women (ito comlex) Conclusion: Centralistic, Nationalistics, Collective orientation
The English Legacy: A Decentralist Tradition
	Politics: From Roman Law to Common Law:   Magna Charta 125    Parliament 1300   Civil War 1640s         Bill of rights 1689 Economy: The Capitalist Stat
Society: 1. Reformation to Protestants:     Martin Luther, Henry VIII, Church of England,Puritans &      Separatists 2. The Nuclear Family
Conclusion:  Regionalistic & highly Individualistic:  decentralist tradition