Vice royalities.
"Empire-building".
The seat of the Spanish colonial government is called the "viceroyalty." In this system, a viceroy acted as the representative of the Spanish crown, governing large territories in the Americas and other regions. Each viceroyalty was responsible for administering colonial affairs, including taxation, trade, and law enforcement, effectively serving as the central authority for Spanish colonies.
An empire grows by claiming more land around it. This is generally accomplished by conquering the neighboring countries, city-states, or regions, and making them part of the empire. New land can be acquired peacefully as well through treaties and alliances.
A Roman large landed estate was called latifundium (plural latifundia).
circuit district
A prawn or shrimp is called a "camaron or camarones (pl) in Spanish.
Before they met the Spanish, the Aztecs were much healthier and happier, and controlled a large empire of (mostly) unwilling subjects.They called themselves Mexica (pronounced like "meshika") before and Aztec after the Spanish.
"Empire-building".
'What was the Spanish Empire?' At its greatest extent it had much of South America, quite a large area of Central and North America, many Pacific islands and quite a large area of Europe.
The large landmasses on Earth's crust are called continents. These are the major divisions of land on our planet.
The Spanish empire was at its height in the 16th century (before losing much of its naval armada to the British in 1588). The Spanish had colonies in the Americas (and later in Africa and Asia) and traded on all continents (except for Australia and Antarctica).
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Haciendas
All large Asian countries have political divisions.
Africa is a very large continent that is split into divisions each with its own form of government.
Word?
Satrapies (Provinces).