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- - - - Gained acess to political positions
      - Became part of privileged class
  - - - Continued to reject the caft and trade industry
      - Reject any work they considered undignified
      - Their objective was to live off the rents they received from their lands
  - - - Badly affected by the crises
      - They had to pay taxes
      - They were artisans, labourers and small-scale traders
    - - Became vulnerable during ahricultural crisis
      - Situationn very precarious
      - Majority of the population
      - Many of them had to resort to begging
    - - They were important traders, bankers and high public officials
      - Continued to prosper, especially in certain countries
    - - Lived in cities
      - Had to beg or depend of charity
      - The numbers increased
    - - Had military and political obligations but they pass their time hunting or in social events
      - They lived in palaces
      - Don't pay taxes
- - - - Framers migration
        
        Migrated to the cities to avoid paying taxes.
      - Agricultural techniques outdated
        
        Result in low productivity
      - Plague and epidemics
        
        Caused an increase in mortality
        
        Reduction in the agricultural workforce.
      - Bad harvest
      - Wars
        
        Areas being plundered
        
        Reduction in the workforce in the countryside
        
        Agricultural production decreased
    - - Growth colonial trade
        
        Freench w/ North America
        
        Dutch w/ South Africa and Indonesia
        
        English w/ India
      - Textile industry
        
        Grew in some countries
        
        England
        
        Holland
      - Fewer wars
      - Mercantile system
        
        Increase the amount of precious metals entering their kingdoms and prevent them from entering other countries.
        
        Protect national industries by taxing imported products
  - - - Farmes left the countryside
        
        Migrated to cities to survive by begging
      - Picaros became more predominant
        
        People from a low social class
        
        Manage to survive by deceiving and cheating others
      - Expulsion of Moriscos
        
        It was in 1609
        
        300.000 people left the peninsula
      - Migrated to America
    - - The Spanish monarchy ran out of resources from the Americas.
      - Mines were almost empty
      - Sea routes to the Americas was under threat from pirates and smugglers.
      - Crisis in craft industry
      - Trade with the Americas decreased, as craft industries were established locally to meet the demand.