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    Padres' powers were expanded by the Crown in the colonial period, allowing them to oppressively take land. Religious organizations became very important to Spanish colonial rule over the years. In the late 1700s, monastic orders like the Augustinians and Carmelites took on the president's executive and administrative duties at the local level, being responsible for census data, policing communities, and monitoring religious freedom and heresy.

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    Padres' powers were expanded by the Crown in the colonial period, allowing them to oppressively take land. Religious organizations became very important to Spanish colonial rule over the years. In the late 1700s, monastic orders like the Augustinians and Carmelites took on the president's executive and administrative duties at the local level, being responsible for census data, policing communities, and monitoring religious freedom and heresy.

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    Padres' powers were expanded by the Crown in the colonial period, allowing them to oppressively take land. Religious organizations became very important to Spanish colonial rule over the years. In the late 1700s, monastic orders like the Augustinians and Carmelites took on the president's executive and administrative duties at the local level, being responsible for census data, policing communities, and monitoring religious freedom and heresy.

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    Padres' protections were expanded by the Crown, giving them greater oppressive powers such

    as blatant land grabs. Across the years, religious organisations have grown to be one of the
    most important foundations of Spanish colonial authority. Almost all of the president's
    executive and administrative duties were also undertaken out at the municipal level by Agustin,
    Benedictine, and Carmelite brethren towards the end of the middle ages 1700s.
    Individuals are responsible for human and physical capital reforms, the preservation of census
    and accounting transactions, the disclosure of community members' behavior and attitudes,
    the oversight of policemen and community leaders, and the tracking of religious liberty and
    treachery to police. They were in charge of overseeing the hiring of regional security personnel.

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