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3. – Terrestrial route (often a bridle path) that connected trade centers.
5. – Bodies of water that had to be crossed using bridges.
6. – Material of the new bridge that the inhabitants celebrate today.
8. – Metal piece (usually silver or gold) used to facilitate colonial market transactions.
10. – Direct exchange of goods that persisted in local colonial markets.
11. – Essential pack animal for transporting goods along colonial roads.
12. – Geographical region of New Granada where key commercial bridges were built.
14. – Civil engineering structure over rivers that inhabitants celebrate for improving connectivity.
15. – Colonial institution in charge of controlling and taxing trade goods.
19. (10)

1. – Type of light and fast vessel used by the Spanish, like La Niña.
2. – Sea raider who haunted colonial merchant ships in the Caribbean.
4. – One of the caravels that accompanied La Niña on Columbus's first voyage.
6. – Public colonial space where food and supplies were bought and sold.
7. (10)
8. – Historical era of New Granada characterized by Spanish Crown rule.
9. – Name of the famous Columbus caravel that reportedly sank.
13. – The highest political and military authority in the New Granada territory.
15. – Name of the historic colonial bridge built over the Bogotá River.
16. – European metropolis that exclusively controlled trade in New Granada.
17. – The tragic event of a vessel sinking at sea or in a river.
18. – The main precious metal extracted from New Granada that drove colonial trade.