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How might the spanish have solved the problem of finding a dependable labor supply without the use of slavery?
spanish monarchs granted the conquistadors encomiendas the right to demand labor or tribute from the native americans in a particular area.
How did the demand for cotton affect African Americans in the south?
they had to get more slaves
The right to demand labor or tribute from Native Americans in a particular area?
There are multiple terms for these claims, a few of which are: Divine right (Spanish claims through the catholic church), Manifest Destiny (USA claims, still in use today).
What led Chinese students demand democratic reform?
economic reforms that allowed Western ideas into China
Which leader encouraged African Americans to demand equality immediately?
W. E. B. Du Bois APEX :)
What type of labor did the Spanish convince the Native Americans to do?
The Spanish often convinced Native Americans to engage in forced labor through systems like encomienda, which granted colonists the right to demand labor from Indigenous people in exchange for protection and Christianization. Native Americans were primarily coerced into working in agriculture, mining, and construction. This exploitation led to significant population declines due to harsh working conditions, disease, and violence.
In the encomienda system spanish colonists were expected tp?
In the encomienda system, Spanish colonists were granted the right to demand labor and tribute from Indigenous peoples in the Americas. In return, they were expected to provide protection, maintain order, and offer religious instruction to the Indigenous populations. This system often led to exploitation and severe mistreatment of Indigenous communities, as the colonists prioritized their economic gain over the well-being of the people they governed.
What did the british do when the colonists started boycotting?
They Gave the Colonists more taxes, and sent in redcoats to demand them to pay.
How might the spanish have solved the problem of finding a dependable labor supply without the use of slavery?
spanish monarchs granted the conquistadors encomiendas the right to demand labor or tribute from the native americans in a particular area.
How did inspire latin Americans to persevere?
Basically, he had a lousy life and fought against colonial (spanish) rule and encourage latin american nations to demand independence
A right to demand a tax from Native Americans granted to sonquistadored?
the right to demand a tax from native Americans is encomienda
Why did spanish colonists begin to rely heavily on the Atlantic slave trade by the mid 1500s?
Spanish legal restrictions and outbreaks of disease made it difficult to enslave indigenous populations.
From which level of government do individual Americans tend to demand the most attention?
Americans tend to demand the most attention from local governments.
How were haciendas and encomiendas related?
Haciendas were large estates granted to Spanish colonists in Latin America, while encomiendas were the labor systems used on these estates. Encomienda granted Spanish colonists the right to demand tribute and labor from indigenous people living on the land. The laborers on encomiendas often worked on haciendas as well.
Why did the new colonists of Georgia demand slaves?
The new colonists in Georgia demanded slaves for labor because they needed a workforce to cultivate the land and increase agricultural production. Slavery was seen as essential for the economic success of the colony as it allowed for the large-scale cultivation of crops like rice, indigo, and later cotton.
Why do Americans settle for cheap quality products?
Americans are known for buying cheap, building cheap, saving money. Americans don't demand quality as much as they demand their products to be affordable.
How did New England colonists and Native Americans share natural resources How did the want of natural resources sometimes result in conflict?
New England colonists and Native Americans often shared natural resources through trade and mutual reliance, with Native Americans introducing colonists to local agriculture, hunting grounds, and fishing techniques. However, as colonial demand for land and resources grew, tensions increased, leading to conflicts such as King Philip's War. The desire for more farmland and control over valuable resources often clashed with Native Americans' traditional land use and ownership, resulting in violent confrontations and significant disruption of indigenous communities.
