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The Italian Heritage

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Gallo Acosta Sol Macarena
Somma Camila
Sotelo Tatiana

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Grupo 7: Daniela Cardone; Ivana De Luca; Olga Kruchowski; Claudia Montiel; Viviana Schnidrig; Sabrina Seoane

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Brenda Velázquez, Martín Vidal, Martina Altamirano Quiroga, Rocío Aguinaldo, Agustina Higuera López de Vicuña y Marianela Ruiz Búrtoli.
GROUP 6

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October 12, 1492

In the European race to colonial dominance, the Treaty of Tordesillas legitimized Spain's holdings in the New World, indicating Spanish primacy over Portugal.

Along with expansion came the viceroyalties. They were created in order to oversee the lands that were heavily populated and wealthy.

·NEW SPAIN: created after the conquest of Aztecs in 1521

·PERÚ: created after the conquer of the Inca Empire 1542

·NEW GRANADA: was established in 1717.

·RIO DE LA PLATA: Created in 1776, it was part of Peru's viceroyalty. But changed due to Bourbon Reforms.

The wheel as a transport and work element

Spanish heritage

culinary exchange,

The vine, the wine and the vinegar

Cattle, sheep and pigs

Health revolution

Iron and metallurgy

European and Arab architectures

Spanish universities

WhaT WAS the thing CONQUERORS KNEW THAT NATIVE AMERICANS DIDN'T?

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WhaT WAS THE CONQUERORS KNEW THAT NATIVE AMERICANS DIDN'T?
SPANISH UNIVERSITIES Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, in Peru.
Pottery lathe and wheeled trolley Spain, ribadavia
Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, in Santo Domingo

Camino de santiago

Health

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October 12, 1492 In the European race to colonial dominance, the Treaty of Tordesillas legitimized Spain's holdings in the New World, indicating Spanish primacy over Portugal. Along with expansion came the viceroyalties. They were created in order to oversee the lands that were heavily populated and wealthy.