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The Spanish and Portuguese division of the world gave Spain the wealthier end of the bargain: Mexico, Central America, and much of South America, with gold and silver that rapidly enriched Spain.
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The Spanish and Portuguese division of the world gave Spain the wealthier end of the bargain: Mexico, Central America, and much of South America, with gold and silver that rapidly enriched Spain.
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"It's a very quick conquest. And so you can see that during the 16th century, there's a lot of exploration going on. There's a..."
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"Okay? Eventually, the British and the French will get involved as well. But because South America and Central America were already taken by the..."
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