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The colonial economy of the spanish empire in former aztec and inca lands was

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    The colonial economy was: based on commercial agriculture and mining

    At that time, the region of former aztec and inca were considered superior in agricultural products due to their advanced irrigation system. Their region also known for its reserve in gold resources that attracted many european kingdoms at that time.
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