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how did the spanish monarchy seek to maintain control over its colonies? the monarchy offered rewards and tax exemptions to settlers who informed on corrupt officials. the monarchy established a type of military rule in which colonists were subject to searches and seizures by the military on accusations of corruption. the monarchy used catholic missionaries to provide information to the crown. the monarchy established viceroys with broad administrative and financial authority who were responsible directly to the monarchy.

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The connection between the monarchy of Spain and the leaders of the Spanish colony is one of Master and Subject.

The Spanish monarchy is the master in this situation, and the head of a Spanish colony is the subject.

This is due to the fact that viceroys were in charge of the Spanish colony. Viceroys of the Spanish colonies were chosen by the Spanish monarch.

The Viceroy's responsibility is to oversee the governmental, economic, and political issues of the Spanish Colony on behalf of the Spanish Monarch.

The Viceroy may be fired and replaced at the whim of the Spanish monarch.

As a result, it is determined that the Master vs. Subject relationship is the appropriate response in this instance.

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