AP Success - AP World History: Colonial Grievances by Bolívar

Colonists were required to send all of their manufactured goods to Spain for sale.

Colonists were encouraged to diversify their agricultural products to compete with European markets.

Colonists were given subsidies to produce more indigo and sugar cane to support Spain's economy.

The transition from feudalism to capitalism within European societies.

The expansion of European mercantilist policies in the Americas.

The establishment of new colonial territories by European powers.

Supportive of the Spanish Crown's efforts to modernize the colonial economy.

Indifferent to the economic conditions, focusing instead on political representation.

Neutral, providing an objective analysis of the colonial economic policies.

Appreciation for the protection and stability provided by the Spanish Empire.

Admiration for the Spanish Crown's efficient management of colonial resources.

Satisfaction with the wealth generated by the colonial relationship with Spain.

Promote the economic independence and self-sufficiency of the colonies.

Allow the colonies to freely trade with other European powers and stimulate competition.

Encourage the colonies to develop a diverse and competitive industrial sector.