Beginning in the second half of the 18th century, the Spanish crown took concrete steps with the intention of exercising a greater political and fiscal control over its American colonies. Such steps were felt through specific processes in the varied American geography. They concurred in them also long-term socio-economic and demographic changes preparations that became visible during this same century.
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