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These military - religious organizations occupied extensive regions in the southern half of the central plateau , where they introduced a system of latifundia and a livestock economy that were antithetical both to the initial type of ...
These military - religious organizations occupied extensive regions in the southern half of the central plateau , where they introduced a system of latifundia and a livestock economy that were antithetical both to the initial type of ...
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They did so through their lands and privileges ( encomiendas , señoríos , and latifundia ) , which were reinforced by continuous grants of the title of Grandee , by distribution of lands ( in the Kingdom of Granada ) , and by the ...
They did so through their lands and privileges ( encomiendas , señoríos , and latifundia ) , which were reinforced by continuous grants of the title of Grandee , by distribution of lands ( in the Kingdom of Granada ) , and by the ...
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The second immediate consequence was the expansion of a new system of latifundia that was far more powerful and , above all , far more egoistic than the system created between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries .
The second immediate consequence was the expansion of a new system of latifundia that was far more powerful and , above all , far more egoistic than the system created between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries .
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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