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Did slave trade become a main source of wealth for Spain in the 1400s?
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∙ 12y ago
no it did not
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What was the source of income for Spain in the new world?
International trade was their biggest source of income.
What was Spain's principal reason for its economic power in the 1500s?
Spain's economic power in the 16th century was the direct result of it's military power which in turn was paid for by the wealth of the New World.
What was a major characteristic of mercantilism in colonial Latin America?
colonies were a source of raw materials for Spain.
After 1540 how did the Spanish gain incredible wealth from the New World?
In the 1540's Spain's colonies made huge discoveries of silver in Mexico and Peru.
Which statement demonstrates a major characterstic of mercantilism in coonial latin America?
colonies were a source of raw materials for spain
Was Spain's empire challenged in the 1400s?
Spain did not have an empire in the 1400's. It didn't become a country until 1492.
What was the currency in Spain in 1400s?
It was the dinheiro
Why did Spain set up colonies in the Americas?
Colonies were a great source of wealth and power
Who was the king of spain in the 1400s?
giovanni verrazano
Why did the Spain set up colonies in north America?
Colonies were a great source of wealth and power
The region at which location beacme a source of great wealth for Spain during the colonial period?
During the colonial period, Spain extracted enormous wealth in the form of gold, silver and new crops from the Americas.
Was Spain a strong state by the 1400s?
By the end of the 15th century Spain was a world power.
What country colonized and explored abroad in the 1400s and 1500s?
Spain
Who occupied north America by the 1400s?
French
Which of these literary events took place in Spain during the 1400s?
the first printing press was introduced to Spain
What were the relations between Spain and Portugal in the 1400s?
ruled by the same king
During the 1400's did anything happen in Spain?
In the late 1400s both Columbus sailed from Spain and the Inquisition began.
