Probably the most important and valued region of the Spanish Empire in the Americas was the northern borderlands, the present-day Sun Belt of the United States.

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The most important and valued regions of the Spanish Empire in the Americas were the territories that contained present-day Mexico, Peru, and the Caribbean. These areas were rich in silver and gold, which were highly valued by the Spanish. The northern borderlands, which include the present-day Sun Belt of the United States, were considered peripheral and less valuable to the Spanish Empire.

Probably the Most Important and Valued Region of the Spanish