Spanish women who moved to the colonial cities like mexico city in the sixteenth century

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The women often experienced an elevated standard of living than the one they had left in Spain
This women often lived in thriving cities in the indies colonies, such as Mexico and Lima, and avoided hostile areas such as the Northern frontiers. the women were not many, and therefore they also lived happily and married wealthy conquistadors.

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