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First to engage in New World Conquest

Spain and Britain (France couldn't because of the French/Indian War)

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Reasons why autonomy encouraged for the colonies

Distance was too much and sending supplies and military was too expensive and timely

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Africans sold as slaves

European serving as indentured servants & People escaping religious persecutions & People accepting political/military appointments to further status

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Population changes in New World Increased rapidly because of

High birthrate Low death rate immigration/slave trade

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Population in North America

Scots-Irish protestants Germans Africans from slave trade

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Viceroyalties of Latin America

administrative entities: New Spain Peru New Granada Rio de la Plata

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Population of Latin America

(Spanish) Single men as soldiers officials or laborers (A mixed population. Therefore

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Penisulares

Pure spaniards

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Creoles

Pure spaniards born in Latin America

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Mestizo

European and Native born (majo. of population)

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Mulatto

European and African born (Majo. of population)

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Lobo

African and Native born

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Amerinidan

Natives

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Social Hierarchy

Peninsulares-Creoles-Mestizos/Mulatto-Native America/African (The desperation of maintaining social status led to racial tensions)

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Main issue with communication in Latin America

Geography

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North America's faster prospering than Latin America

It was easier for intracommuniation because of no geographical issues and had great river systems

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Motivation North American

colonization, Fertile land and wildlife

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Motivation Latin American

colonization, gold and silver

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English attitude of the Native population

Occupied land and forced tribes to move inwards

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Spanish attitude of Native population

subjugated/controlled groups as a labor force

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Spanish political control

King had absolute power-Spanish nobles appointed for viceroyalties-Creoles had majority in audicencias and lower offices

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Audicencias

courts that had judicial and legislative power

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Iberian regimes

Influenced how Spain/Portugal organized the regimes in the colonies (The Hapsburgs)

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Cabildo

Town council composed of Spanish elites; responsible for taxing & policing & admi. of justice

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Portugal in Brazil

Portuguese rule was relaxed until 18th century

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Proprietary colonies

Colonies under the authority of individual families

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Corporate colonies

Elect governers; charters that gave them autonomy