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Grammar question. "La Cristiada" y "la Segunda"

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"La Cristiada" refiere a una rebelión sangrienta en México entre los años 1926 y 1929. "La Segunda" era asociada, pero en una escala más pequeña.

When I use the two terms (La Cristiada y La Segunda) in a research ensayo, like when I am describing them and juxtaposing them to some literature, do I put them in italics or in quotes, or do I do anything apart from Capitalizing them?

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updated Oct 1, 2010
posted by Jos-Overbey

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for naming a historical event you just use capital letters, like in la Primera Guerra Mundial.

Italics or inverted commas are used for titles, so if you write ¨La Cristiada¨ it may be taken as a short story or novel.

updated Oct 1, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
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for naming a historical event you just use capital letters, like in la Primera Guerra Mundial.

Italics or inverted commas are used for titles, so if you write ¨La Cristiada¨ it may be taken as a short story or novel.

updated Oct 1, 2010
posted by mediterrunio