What does the source imply was a significant factor in the decline of the indigenous population of Hispaniola?The introduction of diseases such as Measles and Small Pox.The successful military alliances formed by the Indians against the Spaniards.The establishment of democratic institutions by the Spaniards.The voluntary migration of Indians to other parts of the Americas.

c.The source describes the Spaniards' treatment of the Indians in Hispaniola as being driven by:A desire to integrate into Indian society.Avarice and fanaticism.Respect for Indian cultural and religious practices.Efforts to maintain peace and avoid conflict.

After 1591, and for the next 100 years, huge population decline happened because of the abuses of the Spanish regime.Source: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OH1P0wRcB5b38vRxI-Q-lLeH--FJNz9a/view?usp=sharingLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

a.According to the source, what was the initial attitude of the Spanish towards the indigenous people of Hispaniola?They immediately recognized the sovereignty of the Indian nations.They were primarily concerned with the safety and well-being of the Indians.They pretended to be civilized and bearers of Christian doctrines.They sought to establish equal trade relations with the indigenous population.

Which of the following contributed most significantly to the population trend in pre-Columbian Mexico described in the excerpt?

Which of the following is one of the reasons the Spanish conquered the Indians so easily?Indians were afraid of the horsesIndians contracted diseases from the SpanishSome thought the Spanish were godsSuperior weapons