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Mexican silver mines and the Zacatecas economy in New Spain (1546–1821)

Mexican silver mines and the Zacatecas economy in New Spain (1546–1821)

  1. Mixtón War unsettles northern New Spain frontier

    Labels: Caxcan communities, Northern New, Mixt n
  2. Chichimeca War disrupts routes and mining districts

    Labels: Chichimeca War, Northern frontier
  3. Camino Real de Tierra Adentro becomes the “silver route”

    Labels: Camino Real, Trade corridor
  4. Zacatecas granted city status by Philip II

    Labels: Philip II, Zacatecas city
  5. Jesuit expulsion reshapes education and property

    Labels: Jesuits, Spanish Crown
  6. Real Cuerpo de Minería created to reorganize mining

    Labels: Real Cuerpo, Spanish Crown
  7. Mining Ordinances of 1783 standardize rules and courts

    Labels: Mining Ordinances, Charles III
  8. Zacatecas mint operates through the War of Independence

    Labels: Zacatecas mint, War of
  9. Zacatecas opens a provisional mint amid independence war

    Labels: Provisional mint, Zacatecas
  10. Mexican independence ends the New Spain mining regime

    Labels: Mexican Independence, Zacatecas mines