If this question means "Who exported gold and silver from the New World to Spain"? Then the answer is the Spanish conquistadors and Spanish explorers.
Vast amounts of these precious metals were also precious to the advanced Native American peoples in Mexico and further south. The Aztecs, Mayans and Incas all valued gold & silver.
What Spain did not steal from these civilizations were later mined, as the New World under Spain's dominion had vast mines of gold and silver.
Yes, much of the drive behind Spain's conquest of the New World was the abundance of precious metals. They took gold from Mexico, Peru had and still has vast amounts of gold and silver, and Argentina is named for its silver (silver is called argentum in Latin).
They wanted to have glory, just as much as Spain and England. The explorers wanted to be rich with gold and silver.
To collect the gold, silver, and precious jewels.
Spain discovered silver and gold in the New World primarily through extensive exploration and conquest of indigenous civilizations, notably the Aztecs and Incas. The Spanish conquistadors, such as Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro, seized vast amounts of wealth, including precious metals, from these civilizations. Additionally, Spain established mining operations, particularly in regions like present-day Mexico and Peru, where they exploited rich deposits of silver, especially at locations like Potosí. This influx of precious metals significantly bolstered Spain's economy and funded its empire.
England
There was some gold and silver in Spain, but what made Spain rich in the 16th and 17th centuries was the gold and silver taken from Spanish possessions in the Americas.
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pain found silver and gold just like england did
Spain acquired a great deal of wealth because the gold and silver were sent to Spain.
Pizzaro of Spain
Spain retrieved gold, silver and copper from the mines in Peru. Spain became the most powerful country in the world, partly from the riches from the new world.
Yes, much of the drive behind Spain's conquest of the New World was the abundance of precious metals. They took gold from Mexico, Peru had and still has vast amounts of gold and silver, and Argentina is named for its silver (silver is called argentum in Latin).
Silver and gold was transported from Peru and South America to Spain on Galleons.
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It began to decline after an influx of bullion (gold/silver) into the country after the discovery of the new world which caused inflation and wrecked spain's economy.
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Gold and silver.