Figure false: MAP 2.3 SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEAN COLONIES IN THE NEW WORLD
Figure false: Spanish control spread throughout Central and South America during the sixteenth century, with the important exception of Portuguese Brazil. North America, though claimed by Spain under the Treaty of Tordesillas, remained peripheral to Spain’s New World empire.
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