THE ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM. Background Info Early 16 th century Spanish system of control over Natives in much of the Americas What did it do? Royal grants.

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THE ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM

Background Info Early 16 th century Spanish system of control over Natives in much of the Americas What did it do? Royal grants of land from the Spanish Crown to Spaniards In return, the Spanish promised to Christianize the Natives living on the land Spanish gained tribute from the Natives How were Natives affected? Most were treated harshly Heavy manual labor – building roads and infrastructure Encomiendas became wealthy due to the discovery of gold and silver Nicolás de Ovando

Downfall of the Encomienda System Many Catholics began to protest the harsh treatment of the Natives Mestizos (individuals of Spanish and Native Ancestry) could not be forced to work the encomienda system In time, this helped lead to the decline of the system Gradually, the system was replaced by African slave labor, like many areas of the Americas Bartolomé de las Casas

Spanish Empire at its Height