Chapter 08 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

. Charles V agreed that that, for one generation, conquistadors and early settlers might receive encomiendas in exchange for

. Despite prohibitions, tribute often included

. In the decade before the New Laws of 1542 again banned native enslavement, Spaniards exported between ___________ slaves from Nicaragua.

. In addition to banning native enslavement, the New Laws of 1542

. The New Laws sparked a civil war in

. Labor drafts to provide workers for agriculture, mining, and other public interests were known in New Spain as

. Iberians soon developed a taste for pork after being introduced to it by the Inka.

. The most important producer of gold in the Indies was

. The Indies' leading export sent back to Spain was

. Because of sugar's imperishability, it made for a stable crop and could be grown anywhere, without regard for transportation.

. In 1526, Charles V prohibited single ships from sailing to or from the Americas.

. The Spanish Crown consolidated control of trade with the Americas in 1543 by creating the House of Trade in

. The only Spanish treasure fleet ever lost to enemy attack was seized in 1628 by the

. Pirates of English origin often operated out of

. Between 1661 and 1710, the value of actual silver reaching Europe surpassed registered silver production in the New World by

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