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The Encomienda system required spanish colonists to do what?
The Encomienda system required Spanish colonists to care for the native people.
What was the mercantilism system which was imposed on American colonists by Britain?
Colonists ship raw materials to the mother country and purchase manufactured goods from the mother country.
What encomienda system required spanish colonist to do?
The Encomienda system required Spanish colonists to care for the native people.
What system allowed spanish colonists to demand labor from native Americans?
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In the encomienda system spanish colonists were expected to what?
take care of the native people
In the ecomienda system spanish colonists were expected to?
Take care of the native people
In ecomienda system Spanish colonists were expected to?
Take care of the native people
What defines the encomienda system?
A legal system that allowed Spanish colonists to use indigenous peoples for labor
Which statements defines the encomienda system?
A legal system that allowed Spanish colonists to use indigenous peoples for labor.
In the Spanish colonial caste system peninsulares were?
latin american colonists born in spain
Queen Isabella's monopoly system in the Caribbean?
the Spanish government believed that the wealth of its empire in the Americas existed to solely increase the power of Spain. this meant that a monopoly of trade with her colonies and close control over buying and selling by colonists. all goods produced in the new world had to be exported to Spain and to no other country. everything the colonists bought had to be imported from Spain itself and be carried by Spanish ships....
How did the encomienda system benefit the Spanish settlers?
The system of encomienda was involuntary servitude for the native tribes in the Spanish colonies in the Caribbean. The natives were paid a low seasonal wage.It was important because it provided a ready supply of labor at a fixed cost to landowners, so that they could profit from growing crops on their lands.
