The role of the Spanish and their identity in New Spain was shaped and reinforced by which of the following?A) Cortez's 'Marriage Law'B) King Carlos I of Spain's governorship of New Spain.C) Cortez becoming King of New Spain.D) Encomiendas economic system.

What did the Spanish gain from New Spain, making them a world power? Culture1Crops2Wealth3Wood4

The Aztec sense of identity following the Spanish conquest was directly challenged by which of the following events?A) The segregation of the Aztecs into settlementsB) The new Spanish colonial economic systemC) Cortez banning the use of the Aztec language.D) The refusal by the Aztec priests to perform the ritual of the 'New Life'

The history of Spain and the Spanish worldview have been greatly influenced by Spain's:A) Protestant faith.B) Geographical location.C) Economic dominance of trade with Africa and the Far East during the Renaissance.D) Membership in the European Economic Community (EEC).

1. When the Cuban people rebelled against Spanish rule, what was the Spanish response? A. Cubans exiled to Puerto Rico B. Spanish gave citizenship to the Cubans C. The Spanish harshly put down the rebellion D. The Spanish left the Island

What role did the Spanish colonial caste system play in early 19th-century revolutions in the Americas?A.It encouraged people of different ethnicities and economic classes to unify for the first time.B.It prevented members of the lower classes from participating in revolutionary actions.C.It ensured that people of mixed race would wield the most power after the revolutions.D.It created political divisions between citizens born in Spain and those born in the Americas.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS