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Q: What did Spain do to protect its wealth?
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Why was Spain's wealth acquired from the New World considered to be a mixed blessing?

Spain's wealth acquired from the New World was considered to be a mixed blessing due to the speed at which the wealth was acquired. Spain gained its wealth so quickly, the result was massive inflation for ordinary Spaniards.


How did Americans wealth help enrich Spain?

American wealth enriched Spain because they were trading together. The businesses in America were able to produce useful things for Spain due to their resources.


How Spain achieve its goal of increasing wealth and power with its colony?

Spain established the colony to add to its own wealth and power and to convert the local people to Christianity.


Why did Spain colonize Florida and the rio grande valley?

Spain wanted to protect its colony in Mexico from other Europeans


What was Spain's main goal in the New World?

Spain sought to expand it's empire to compete with other European countries such as Great Britain. the main objectives for Spain was to spread Catholicism and search for Gold to increase wealth. Many native peoples died over Spain's conquest of Latin America.


What benefits did Spain get from its empire?

Spain got wealth, empire and world domination.


What were the main goals of the conquistadores in the Americas?

increase the wealth of Spain


What year did colonists in new Spain gain wealth?

1536


What country had the most power and wealth in the fifteenth century?

Spain


Why did Spain establish colonies in the sixteenth century?

Spain established colonies for wealth and to convert people to christanity.


What were two main reasons Spain sent expedition to the America's?

religious freedom and wealth


Why did Spain take over Australia?

In all its history, Spain has never taken over Austraila. Perhaps you meant South America and Central America? If so, the basic answer is the prospect of wealth, chiefly gold and silver. The wealth did not eventually benefit Spain.