A History of Latin America

84 CHAPTER 4 THE ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS OF COLONIAL LIFE

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AFRICA

MEXICO NEW FRANCE

FLORIDA

CUBA

JAMAICA

NEW GRANADA

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BRAZIL

BRITAINGREAT

NETHERLANDS

FRANCE

SPAIN

PORTUGAL

ANGOLA

GUADELOUPE

NOVA SCOTIA

(ACADIA)

(To Gr. Br., 1713)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

(Sp.)

NEWFOUNDLAND

(To Gr. Br., 1713)

CANARY I(Spain)S.

CAPE VERDE IS.

(Port.) CapeVerde

BARBADO(Gr. Br.)S

MARTINIQUE(Fr.)

HISPANIOLA

QUEBEC

LOUISIANA

COAGOLDST

SCOALAVEST

Slaves

Sugar

Sugar

Silver

Silver

Silver

Tobacco Furs

Colonial products

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SAINT

DOMINGUE SANTO DOMINGO

GUIDUTCHANA

FRENCH

GUIANA

Great Britain

France

Portugal Indigenous African and American

ethnic groups whose land or labor

was exploited.

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Spain

Netherlands

WOLOF

WOLOFTAKRUR

BAMBUK MOSSI HAUSA

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Colonial Conquest, Trade, and Enslavement in the Making of Latin America