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Spanish mercantile system in New Spain and Peru (1520–1821)

Spanish mercantile system in New Spain and Peru (1520–1821)

  1. Casa de Contratación centralizes Indies trade control

    Labels: Casa de, Seville
  2. Fall of Tenochtitlan opens New Spain’s extraction economy

    Labels: Tenochtitlan, New Spain
  3. Council of the Indies becomes top colonial authority

    Labels: Council of, Spain
  4. Viceroyalty of New Spain established in Mexico City

    Labels: Viceroyalty of, Mexico City
  5. New Laws attempt to curb encomienda abuses

    Labels: New Laws, encomienda
  6. Silver discovery at Potosí reshapes imperial finances

    Labels: Potos, Cerro Rico
  7. Patio process expands silver production through mercury

    Labels: patio process, mercury amalgamation
  8. Recopilación de Leyes de Indias codifies colonial governance

    Labels: Recopilaci n, Laws of
  9. Casa de Contratación moved to Cádiz amid Bourbon reforms

    Labels: Casa de, C diz
  10. Río de la Plata viceroyalty splits Peru’s southern trade routes

    Labels: Viceroyalty of, Buenos Aires
  11. Free-trade regulation loosens the colonial monopoly

    Labels: Reglamento de, free-trade regulation
  12. Túpac Amaru II rebellion challenges Bourbon extraction policies

    Labels: T pac, Andean rebellion