Which of the following was NOT a motive for the political reforms enacted by the Spanish crown in its American colonies?

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The Spanish crown's reforms in its American colonies were primarily aimed at strengthening control over the colonies, ensuring efficient tax collection, maintaining order, and controlling trade. Extending local liberties was not a motive for these reforms; rather, the reforms often aimed to centralize authority and reduce the autonomy of local governments and communities.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Motive for the Political