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In the 16th century, the Spanish Empire produced unprecedented amounts of silver. Much of this silver passed through a vast trade
network and eventually arrived in Ming China, the greatest producer of consumer goods in the world.
Develop an argument that compares the extent to which increased global connections affected the Spanish and Ming empires in the 16th Century.
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