By the turn of the 19th century, it became clear, according to Gutierrez that couples' reasons had drastically changed from collectivist to individualistic (Earle 22-23). Some researches disagreed with Gutierrez and believed that romantic love never penetrated into colonial Spanish America or if it did, it fell into disgrace at the turn of the 17th century...
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According to our text, a marriage almost always was between the same ethnicity and social class, but it was not uncommon for Iberian males to "have less formal relations with Indian, black, and casta women" (Burkholder 214). Men also almost always married younger women, women who were then held in a tight grip by their husbands...
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