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He presents Spanish conquest and plantation extraction as the first profitable European model in the Americas, which then draws English, French, and Dutch competitors into the New World.
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Plantation
Tom asks how America can get out of Iran.
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Tom asks how America can get out of Iran.
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"...the Mayans, and the Incas. Okay? And they will establish, basically, plantation economies where the Spanish are extracting resources, primarily gold, silver, from the..."
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"And they engage in piracy. In 1588, the English Navy defeats the Spanish Armada. And this opens up the new world now for the..."
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"...and Athens was a naval power. So the Spartans had a plantation economy. Where their entire system was based on exploiting slave labor. But..."
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"...harmony between China and America because they see China as a plantation economy where they can continue to exploit the economy. And then take..."
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"...but you couldn't have a massive gone with the wind style plantation etiquette or something like that. There was regional differences of geography that..."
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"class um they're overseas so it's a plantation economy China has essentially become a plantation economy um the the things that you read about..."
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"...was this horrible slave hub that they just ran a sugar plantation out of, and then they sent all the slaves into America."
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"...to this flash where you had this awesome, profitable Haiti sugar plantation. But in the long run, it actually remained somewhat stable. And it's..."
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"...best analogy for China is maybe ancient Egypt. It's really a plantation economy, meaning that you have a bureaucracy, which is like the overseers..."
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"...more true at this time because the New World had these plantations and they needed people to work these plantations. So they started to..."
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"...basically wipe out the population. They enslave people to work in plantations to grow these spices. They will constantly engage in a series of..."
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"...will take these slaves from Africa and smuggle them into the plantations to feed these colonies, okay? So this wealth allows Spain to enter..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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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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