Challenges to spain's monopoly in the new world came from the

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Challenges to Spain's monopoly in the New World came from the<span>. English, who were enjoying relative political stability but needed more land. In the middle of the 17th century, slavery sometimes ended in freedom for those sent to English North America.
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Challenges came from the English.</span>

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