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| rulers of castile and aragon |
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| grants of indian laborers made to spanish settlers/conquerors in mesoamerica and south america |
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| spanish minister of the west indies and chief architect of colonial reform |
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| spanish conquistador- founded lima. |
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| house of trade which regulated the flow of goods from spain and the colonies |
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| signed between castille and portugal in 1494 to dividing land in the new world |
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| body in the castilian gov. that issued all laws and advised the king on stuff with the new world colonies |
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| large armed ships used to carry silver from the new world colonies to spain |
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| a body of laws collected in 1681- base of colonial laws |
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| governor of a country or province who rules as the representative of his or her king or sovereign |
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| interracial marriage/sexual contact |
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| people born in spain and living in he new world spanish colonies |
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| white people born in the new world |
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| spanish scholar ans philosopher- argued that spanish conquest was justified |
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| mestizo leader of indian revolt in peru |
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