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Cédula: Dominio Español (1522-1580) Señoríos indígenas y encomiendas
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Cédula: La evangelización en el actual estado de Guerrero
Dominio español

Cédula: Concertación entre indígenas y españoles
Dominio español

Cédula: República de indios y alcaldías
Dominio español

Cédula: El Comercio
Dominio español

Cédula: Los caminos de herradura
Dominio español

Cédula: El clero Secular
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Cédula: Las milicias novohispanas
Dominio español

Cédula: La Minería
Dominio español

Cédula: Dominio Español (1700-1810)

Spanish Rule

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According to historical records, the Spanish conquest of what is now Guerrero was carried out through diplomacy and political agreements. Hernán Cortés and his forces used strategic negotiations to bring many Indigenous rulers under Spanish control. It is important to note that the term "conquest" does not always imply military defeat—it can also mean winning someone’s trust or persuading them to join a cause.

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