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The new world was ultimately divided by the Pope. When he divided the new world it was called split the line of Demarcation. Later on the lands would be divided again and this was called the Treaty of Tordesillas.
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How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory they claimed in the New World?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory they claimed in new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory they claimed the new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory's they claimed in the new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the spanish organize and manage-the new territory they claimed in the new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory the claimed in the new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did Spanish organize and manage the new territory they claimed in the the new world?
They divided the territory into provinces
How did the Spanish organize and manage the new territory they claim in the New World?
They divided the territory into provinces
What hemisphere was the New World located in?
The world can be divided into 4 different hemispheres. If the world is divided in half vertically, there is the Eastern and Western Hemisphere. If the world is divided in half horizontally, there is the Northern as Southern Hemisphere. The New World was located in the Western Hemisphere, as most explorers would say. If one would want to be very specific, one could say that the New World was located in the North Western Hemisphere.
What did the Treaty of Tordesillas create that divided the undiscovered lands of the New World?
Line of Demarcation
Is the world ultimately knowable?
what?
How do you use the term treaty to explain how Spain and Portugal divided the Americas?
The Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494 divided the new world between Spain and Portugal.
