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The Spanish king or queen granted haciendas to the viceroys they placed in control of various parts of their empire that they had during their span of power in the New World (1521-1898). They also granted haciendas to other nobles of the quasi-feudal system that existed such as grandees, hidalgos, and other small classes that existed within the Spanish feudal system, which was very unique to the French/English one and very similar to the Portuguese one.
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Which system of Spanish government did haciendas replace?
the encomienda
What president had the nickname of lys?
Grant
President is to republic as monarch is to?
realm
A hereditary ruler who governs is a?
Monarch
What role did Stephen Austin play in the settlement of Texas by American colony's?
On the death (1821) of his father, Moses Austin, he took over a grant to bring U.S. settlers into Spanish Texas. ... Was leader of that colony.
What did Spanish colonies have to protect their claims?
haciendas
What are large ranches owned by the rich Spanish?
haciendas
Which system of Spanish government did haciendas replace?
the encomienda
Large estates in Spanish America were called?
Haciendas
Did spanish ranchers graze cattle or horses on the grasses of the haciendas?
Yes, they also mined for silver and gold when there was still gold.
Farms set up by the Spanish to grow food were called?
Spanish farms were called HACIENDAS
How were haciendas and encomiendas related?
Haciendas were large estates granted to Spanish colonists in Latin America, while encomiendas were the labor systems used on these estates. Encomienda granted Spanish colonists the right to demand tribute and labor from indigenous people living on the land. The laborers on encomiendas often worked on haciendas as well.
Farms set up by the Spanish in their colonies to grow food were called?
Haciendas
What was a Spanish representative of the monarch called?
A Spanish representative of the monarch was called a "viceroy." The viceroy was appointed by the Spanish king or queen to serve as the highest-ranking official in a colonial territory, governing on behalf of the monarch.
What did spanish rancher graze on the grass on the haciendas?
What did Spaniards keep on ranches?
Who can grant titles of nobility?
In a monarchy, only the ruling monarch has that ability.
What is a farm or ranch land granted to select people in colonial times?
haciendas
