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Colonization (Classic Reprint): A Study of the Founding of New Societies: A Study of the Founding of New Societies (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Keller, Albert Galloway

 
9781330667170: Colonization (Classic Reprint): A Study of the Founding of New Societies: A Study of the Founding of New Societies (Classic Reprint)

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A concise primer on how states built new societies across history and what that meant for people on the ground.

This introductory text offers a compact, classroom-friendly overview of colonization. It surveys multiple countries and time periods, presenting the core ideas, patterns, and debates that shape how colonies were created, governed, and challenged.

  • Compare how different powers organized settlement, trade, and administration
  • See how revenue systems, labor practices, and laws affected colonists and indigenous peoples
  • Trace connections between exploration, conquest, and eventual independence
  • Learn how scholars structure colonial history for teaching and study
Ideal for students of world history and readers seeking a clear, framework-based view of long-run colonial processes.

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And it may be worth while, perhaps, to go a little farther and indicate the place in a series of studies of man and human society which colonization as here treated is designed to occupy. It pre supposes some such study as geography in its broader sense, including physical geography, the geography of man (anthropo geography), and the geography of trade; or, put more generally, Since man is the center of interest, a study of environmental influences on man and human groups, and of the various topics of general anthropology. A geography of trade or of man comes inevitably to touch upon the trading settlement, which is in turn the commonest forerunner of the colony; and the science of society then reaches out to these frontier societies as in many respects peculiarly significant. The subject of colonization opens out, therefore, as a sort of Special topic of the science of society (sociology), following, in so far as the exigencies of a curriculum will allow, upon the more general study of man and human groups. It is possible that the concreteness of these statements may serve to define the scope and method of attack of the present volume, as the more general considerations which precede may not.

Finally, although some attempt has been made to define a colony, there has been no systematic effort put forth to exclude from treatment everything that does not square with that definition, loose though it may be; this book deals with colonies and colonial empires in the common acceptance of these terms.

In the preparation of the following essays I have received aid from many colleagues and friends the faithfulness of their wounds accounts for a large part of any value which these labors may have. The influence of Professor Sumner is ever present with his former disciples Wherever their subsequent interests may lie and I am conscious in particular that my first interest in colonies as frontier societies was awakened by his illuminating suggestions.

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Independence. Achievements of the Portuguese in Brazil. Conclusion of Portuguese Colonization. Note on Brazilian Revenue. Estimates of the Yield of Gold and Diamonds; The Beginnings And The Setting Of Spanish Colonization; Political and Religious Unification. Economic Strength. Comparison of the Spanish and Portuguese Discoveries. Effects of the Discovery of America. The Demarcation. Early Policy of Spain. The Conquests. The Early Strength of Spain. Spanish Decadence and its Causes. "Accidental" Causes. Political Causes. Treatment of Foreigners. Treatment of Jews and Moriscos. Legislation and Regulation. Attempted Reform. Taxation. Economic and Social Causes for Decline. Religious Causes for Decline. The Colonial Career as a Cause for Decline. The Mercantile System. The Inflow of Bullion; Spanish America: Population, Industry, And Trade; Mine-Production and Revenue. Emigration to America. Restriction of Emigration. Constituents of Population. Race-Mixture. Interrelation of Classes. Industrial Organization. Trade-Restriction. Monopoly Policy. The Seville Monopoly. The Casa de Contratacion. The Fleets and Galleons; the Fairs. Further Restriction: the Privileged Companies. Results of Restriction. Disintegration of the Restrictive System; Spanish America: Relations With Foreigners And Natives; The Exclusion Policy. The Safeguarding of the Monopoly. The Infringement of the Monopoly. The Asientos: Illicit Traffic. Territorial Aggressions. Decline of the Spanish Sea-Power. The Contact of Races. The Conflict of the Economic Need and the Religious Motive. Subjugation. Enslavement. The Repartimientos and Encomiendas. Decline of the Native Population. Causes of Depopulation. Protective Legislation. Las Casas: the New Laws. Effectiveness of Governmental Control. Negro Slavery; Spanish America: Missions, Clergy, Government; Indian Village Life. Extension of Religious Influence. The Missions. Seclusion of the Natives. The Jesuit Reductions in Paraguay. Expulsion of the Jesuits. Conclusion of the Spanish Native Policy. Clerical Organization. Policy and Influence of the Clergy. Colonial Administration. The Conquistadores. Transfer of the Metropolitan system: the King. The Council of the Indies. The Viceroy and Audiencia. Character and Results of the System. Class Discriminations. Colonial Revenue.

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Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com

This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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