4:28 Spanish Encomienda Silver Mines 5:31 Port Veracruz applies the Quinto Royale duty on treasure. 7:05 1550s Spain is Rich and build architecture with it, and they start to finance Wars in Moor Africa. 12:38 🏴☠️ Pirates 🏴☠️ raid Spanish Gold/Silver Treasure Ships. 🏴 Privateers. Merchant ships with cannons on it rob the Spanish of their treasure. 14:45 Spain grows its Navy in response, sending Spanish navy ships to patrol the area and protect The Treasure Ships. They are unable to defend all of their treasure. 15:55 The Convoy System, collect the Silver Ships into 1 Large Naval Convoy Voyage back to Spain. 17:25 Man o War Ships defending Cargo Ships. 22:29 1568 Englishmen land in Texas. 23:32 If the Convoy was too strong, the English Privateers attack smaller weaker scattered Spanish Settlements. 24:40 Spain builds Fort Augustine in 1565 to defend against English Pirates 🏴☠️ And provide a place to live during Hurricanes 🌀 🌀 25:20 Pirates are unathourized and Privateers were recognized, authorized by the English monarch to go be pirates for the English. 26:15 English 🏴 Privateer John Hawkins. 27:43 Pirates captured Slaves 🏴☠️ 28:13 1568 Hawkins raids Africa. Then Hawkins raids Veracruz, New Spain’s major port settlement. 39:20 David Ingram thinks he sees elephants 🐘 they might be Hogs 🐗 41:46 R. Howett collected stories from interviews of voyagers for England 🏴 42:22 Howett thinks David Ingram lied about the journey. 44:15 Chichimecas vs Spanish. 48:15 Percidios, Fort Cities. 52:30 Bartolome De Las Casas reports how they are enslaving Tainos. 53:40 He writes ✍🏻📝📚 detailing what Conquistadors did to the Indians of Mesoamerica and Southern region North America. 54:45 New Laws declare better treatment for the American Indians.
There was a problem with the Spanudh Royal Family. The only son of Fernanfo and Isabella died young. They married their daughter Cararina to the English crown prince. He died young but his brother Henry married her after he became king. You told that story The remaining child was Juana, who was married into the Habsburgs. The line of Spanish royalty descended through her son. Future Spanish rulers were concerned with European politics rather than focusing on Spain
So instead of colonizing New Spain, the country chose to go on into military misadventures in Europe over religion. Think how much different history would have been if more Spaniards would have settled into Texas. Most of the missions farther north of Mexico City seemed to always be understaffed and undersupplied. A nice book written by Paul Horgan, 'Great River A History of Rio Grande' talks about some these issues focusing on the Rio Grande River in the history of North America.
Yup! For the Next 150 years Or So... This guy knows his U.S. History.
4:28 Spanish Encomienda Silver Mines
5:31 Port Veracruz applies the Quinto Royale duty on treasure.
7:05 1550s Spain is Rich and build architecture with it, and they start to finance Wars in Moor Africa.
12:38 🏴☠️ Pirates 🏴☠️ raid Spanish Gold/Silver Treasure Ships. 🏴 Privateers. Merchant ships with cannons on it rob the Spanish of their treasure.
14:45 Spain grows its Navy in response, sending Spanish navy ships to patrol the area and protect The Treasure Ships. They are unable to defend all of their treasure.
15:55 The Convoy System, collect the Silver Ships into 1 Large Naval Convoy Voyage back to Spain.
17:25 Man o War Ships defending Cargo Ships.
22:29 1568 Englishmen land in Texas.
23:32 If the Convoy was too strong, the English Privateers attack smaller weaker scattered Spanish Settlements.
24:40 Spain builds Fort Augustine in 1565 to defend against English Pirates 🏴☠️ And provide a place to live during Hurricanes 🌀 🌀
25:20 Pirates are unathourized and Privateers were recognized, authorized by the English monarch to go be pirates for the English.
26:15 English 🏴 Privateer John Hawkins.
27:43 Pirates captured Slaves 🏴☠️
28:13 1568 Hawkins raids Africa. Then Hawkins raids Veracruz, New Spain’s major port settlement.
39:20 David Ingram thinks he sees elephants 🐘 they might be Hogs 🐗
41:46 R. Howett collected stories from interviews of voyagers for England 🏴
42:22 Howett thinks David Ingram lied about the journey.
44:15 Chichimecas vs Spanish.
48:15 Percidios, Fort Cities.
52:30 Bartolome De Las Casas reports how they are enslaving Tainos.
53:40 He writes ✍🏻📝📚 detailing what Conquistadors did to the Indians of Mesoamerica and Southern region North America.
54:45 New Laws declare better treatment for the American Indians.
Cool span of topics in this one!
There was a problem with the Spanudh Royal Family. The only son of Fernanfo and Isabella died young. They married their daughter Cararina to the English crown prince. He died young but his brother Henry married her after he became king. You told that story
The remaining child was Juana, who was married into the Habsburgs. The line of Spanish royalty descended through her son. Future Spanish rulers were concerned with European politics rather than focusing on Spain
What I want to know is how Hawkins managed to convince half his crew to stay behind
He ditched them
So instead of colonizing New Spain, the country chose to go on into military misadventures in Europe over religion. Think how much different history would have been if more Spaniards would have settled into Texas. Most of the missions farther north of Mexico City seemed to always be understaffed and undersupplied. A nice book written by Paul Horgan, 'Great River A History of Rio Grande' talks about some these issues focusing on the Rio Grande River in the history of North America.
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