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First to engage in New World Conquest
Spain and Britain (France couldn't because of the French/Indian War)
Reasons why autonomy encouraged for the colonies
Distance was too much and sending supplies and military was too expensive and timely
Africans sold as slaves
European serving as indentured servants & People escaping religious persecutions & People accepting political/military appointments to further status
Population changes in New World Increased rapidly because of
High birthrate Low death rate immigration/slave trade
Population in North America
Scots-Irish protestants Germans Africans from slave trade
Viceroyalties of Latin America
administrative entities: New Spain Peru New Granada Rio de la Plata
Population of Latin America
(Spanish) Single men as soldiers officials or laborers (A mixed population. Therefore
Penisulares
Pure spaniards
Creoles
Pure spaniards born in Latin America
Mestizo
European and Native born (majo. of population)
Mulatto
European and African born (Majo. of population)
Lobo
African and Native born
Amerinidan
Natives
Social Hierarchy
Peninsulares-Creoles-Mestizos/Mulatto-Native America/African (The desperation of maintaining social status led to racial tensions)
Main issue with communication in Latin America
Geography
North America's faster prospering than Latin America
It was easier for intracommuniation because of no geographical issues and had great river systems
Motivation North American
colonization, Fertile land and wildlife
Motivation Latin American
colonization, gold and silver
English attitude of the Native population
Occupied land and forced tribes to move inwards
Spanish attitude of Native population
subjugated/controlled groups as a labor force
Spanish political control
King had absolute power-Spanish nobles appointed for viceroyalties-Creoles had majority in audicencias and lower offices
Audicencias
courts that had judicial and legislative power
Iberian regimes
Influenced how Spain/Portugal organized the regimes in the colonies (The Hapsburgs)
Cabildo
Town council composed of Spanish elites; responsible for taxing & policing & admi. of justice
Portugal in Brazil
Portuguese rule was relaxed until 18th century
Proprietary colonies
Colonies under the authority of individual families
Corporate colonies
Elect governers; charters that gave them autonomy