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[https://scholar.utc.edu/honors-theses/282/ by UTC Scholar] | [https://scholar.utc.edu/honors-theses/282/ by UTC Scholar] | ||
Four main facets characterized Spanish colonialism in Latin America and contributed to the persistence of inequality and exploitation in colonial institutions – conversion, easy money, centralism, and political violence. The facets of conversion, easy money, centralism, and political violence are not institutions in themselves, but rather practices and logics of Spanish colonialism whose presence can be seen in social, political, and economic institutions and traced throughout history despite changes and developments in institutions. | Four main facets characterized Spanish colonialism in Latin America and contributed to the persistence of inequality and exploitation in colonial institutions – conversion, easy money, centralism, and political violence. The facets of conversion, easy money, centralism, and political violence are not institutions in themselves, but rather practices and logics of Spanish colonialism whose presence can be seen in social, political, and economic institutions and traced throughout history despite changes and developments in institutions. | ||
=====What if the Spanish colonized North America like Britain did?===== | |||
[https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/what-if-the-spanish-colonized-north-america-like-britain-did.421809/ by Thread starterStarlight Glimme 14/7/17 alternatehistory.com] | |||
What if the Spanish colonized North America like Britain did, in the area of the 13 colonies. Would there be a British Mexico? | |||
