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Latin America, 1650

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Political geography of colonial South America in 1650. The viceroyalties of New Spain and Peru were controlled by the Spanish, and the viceroyalty of Brazil was controlled by the Portuguese.

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Political geography of Latin America in 1650: The Viceroyalty of New Spain (black, covering Mexico, Central America), the Viceroyalty of Peru (orange, covering parts of South America), and the Viceroyalty of Brazil (blue, covering parts of Brazil).

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Display by:	Latin America, 1650	Income Inequality (USA)
	Viceroyalty of New Spain	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage
Alabama	99.9%		15	47.7%
Alaska			50	43.1%
Arizona	93.6%		30	46.1%
Arkansas	98.5%		12	48.0%
California	25.7%		5	48.7%
Colorado	10.7%		35	45.5%
Connecticut			3	49.7%
Delaware			34	45.6%
District of Columbia			1	52.0%
Florida	98.6%		7	48.5%
Georgia	86.5%		10	48.0%
Hawaii			44	44.4%
Idaho			45	44.3%
Illinois			9	48.1%
Indiana			39	45.0%
Iowa			48	44.1%
Kansas	38.9%		33	45.6%
Kentucky			17	47.6%
Louisiana	98.2%		4	49.6%
Maine			37	45.4%
Maryland			36	45.5%
Massachusetts			6	48.5%
Michigan			28	46.4%
Minnesota			41	44.9%
Mississippi	99.9%		8	48.3%
Missouri	33.1%		27	46.4%
Montana			29	46.2%
Nebraska			42	44.7%
Nevada	5.56%		23	46.6%
New Hampshire			49	44.1%
New Jersey			11	48.0%
New Mexico	92.3%		18	47.6%
New York			2	51.4%
North Carolina			16	47.7%
North Dakota			38	45.1%
Ohio			25	46.5%
Oklahoma	100%		24	46.5%
Oregon			32	45.9%
Pennsylvania			20	47.1%
Rhode Island			26	46.5%
South Carolina	0.669%		14	47.8%
South Dakota			46	44.3%
Tennessee	25.9%		13	47.9%
Texas	99.7%		19	47.5%
Utah			51	42.8%
Vermont			40	44.9%
Virginia			21	47.0%
Washington			31	46.0%
West Virginia			22	47.0%
Wisconsin			47	44.2%
Wyoming			43	44.4%

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