Sentences with HACIENDADOS
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"The haciendados were the wealthy landowners of the region."
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"Many haciendados owned large estates and employed numerous workers."
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"The haciendados controlled the agriculture and livestock production in the area."
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"The haciendados built impressive mansions on their estates."
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"The relationship between haciendados and their workers was often characterized by exploitation."
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"The haciendados accumulated great wealth from their agricultural activities."
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"Some haciendados owned multiple estates spread across different regions."
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"The haciendados invested in modern farming techniques and machinery."
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"The haciendados enjoyed many privileges and exemptions due to their status."
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"Many haciendados sought to expand their landholdings through strategic acquisitions."
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"The power and influence of haciendados began to decline with the rise of agrarian reforms."
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"The haciendados profited greatly from exporting their agricultural products."
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"Some haciendados were known for their philanthropic activities in the region."
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"The lifestyle of haciendados contrasted sharply with that of the rural poor."
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"Today, the legacy of the haciendados can still be seen in the architecture of their former estates."
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"The haciendados were the wealthy landowners who controlled large estates in the colonial Philippines."
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"The haciendados used their power and influence to dominate the local economy."
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"During the hacienda system, the haciendados often exploited the labor of the peasant farmers."
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"The haciendados lived a luxurious lifestyle while the peasants on their estates struggled to survive."
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"The haciendados were known for throwing extravagant parties and social events."
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"Many of the haciendados were involved in politics and held key positions in the government."
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"The rights of the haciendados were protected by the legal system of the time."
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"Some of the haciendados were benevolent and provided support to the communities on their estates."
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"The power and influence of the haciendados began to decline with the rise of agrarian reform movements."
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"The haciendados were eventually forced to give up their estates as part of land redistribution programs."
