Spain tries in the sixteenth and seventeenth…
1540 CE to 1683 CE
Spain tries in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to maintain a monopoly on trade and colonization in its New World colonies, but northern European powers are increasingly attracted to the region by the potential for trade and settlement.
These powers have resorted to smuggling, piracy, and war in their efforts to challenge and then destroy Spain's monopoly.
The Dutch, English, and French encroach on Spain's New World possessions in the seventeenth century.
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Exploration of Asia, European
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Renaissance, Italian
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Renaissance, Spanish
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Columbian Exchange
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Renaissance, French
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Colonization of Asia, Spanish
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Exploration of Oceania, European
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Baroque Literature
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Baroque music
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Portraits, Baroque
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Scientific Revolution
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Sephardim, Ashkenazim, and Sabbateanism; 1540 to 1683
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Western Architecture: 1540 to 1684
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Russian Colonization of Siberia
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Eastern Architecture: 1540 to 1694
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Counter-Reformation (also Catholic Reformation or Catholic Revival)
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Elizabethan Period
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Little Ice Age, Warm Phase II
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Exploration of Australia, European
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Colonization of the Americas, English
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Dutch Golden Age
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Colonization of the Americas, Dutch
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Colonization of the Americas, Scottish
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Colonization of the Americas, Swedish
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Colonization, Couronian
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Piracy, Golden Age of
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English Restoration
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