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Jiang's description of Spanish New World rule as resource extraction without genuine colonization.
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economic exploitation
Jiang's description of Spanish New World rule as resource extraction without genuine colonization.
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Spain's New World territories are framed as economic extraction rather than colonization, with the navy built to carry gold and silver back to Spain.
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"...New World, okay? So, there's no colonization going on, there's just economic exploitation going on. And the ships, the navy is designed only to..."
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"...the Dutch will exploit very heavily. Okay, and these centers of economic exploitation will also need a lot of slaves. And so the English,..."
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"...right? Second difference is, Spain was a empire focused entirely on economic exploitation. They were only concerned about extracting resources. Whereas the Dutch was..."
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The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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