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The Ancien Régime and the Enlightenment
Economic changes
the triangular trade
Monarchs
Increased domestic trade
building new roads
improving roads
built canals to connect
modernised ports.
river systems
international trade grew
increased exchanges of goods
American colonies
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
world's most important trading zone
routes
America
Europe
Africa
controlled by the British.
routes in Indian Ocean
controlled
Great Britain
United Provinces
France
Dutch and British drove
French out of India
1763
India
one of the British Empire's most valuable possessions
Economic reforms
reforms
craft production
royal manufacturers
porcelain
luxury goods
silk
Textile production
protected from conpetition
trade
internal customs duties
abolished
Cádiz
monopoly on transatlantic trade
free trade
America
agriculture
canals
facilitate irrigation
uninhabited areas
colonised
experienced growth
reforms introduced
Fernando VI
Carlos III
Felipe V
sociedades económicas de amigos del país
carrying out
economic
technical studies
scientific
important role
publishing the results
harvests improved
Royal manufacturers
luxury goods
large workshops
simple tools.
domestic system
Peasants
own homes
sold them to merchants
extra income
reduced agricultural activity
autumn
winter
population growth
increase in demand
goods
new systems of production.
Craft production
new crops
potatoes
corn
improved nutrition
animal
human
new agricultural techniques
crop rotation
improved
machinery
productivity
18th century
same characteristics
Ancien Régime
reforms
enlightened monarchs
important changes
all sectors
Social reforms in Spain
Bourbon kings
social reforms,
law passed by Carlos III
eliminated the legal dishonour of labour
nobility could now work for a living.
People
protests
Esquilache Riots
Carlos III's ministers
prohibit traditional
wide-brimmed hats
long capes
accept the rioters' demands
not accept reforms
protect their traditions
measures
1767
Jesuits were expelled
eliminate their influence over education.
Other measures
aimed to control marginalised social groups
homeless
Roma