The source indicates that the labor imposed on the Indians by the Spaniards was:Designed to educate and train Indians in European trades and crafts.Focused on agricultural activities that were familiar to the Indians.Light and manageable, with ample time for rest.Excessive and coupled with forced work in the mines.

The system used by the Incas that was incorporated by the Spanish colonizers is called the "mit'a" system. The mit'a was a labor system in which communities were required to provide a certain amount of labor to the state. This labor could be used for various public works, such as building infrastructure, agriculture, and mining.When the Spanish colonizers arrived, they adapted the mit'a system to extract labor for their own purposes, particularly in the mining industry. Under Spanish rule, the system became more exploitative, with harsher conditions and longer periods of required service, particularly in the silver mines of Potosí. This adaptation of the mit'a system played a significant role in the colonial economy of Spanish America.

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.

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

Which conquistador felt bad for the Natives and suggested getting Africans to be laborers?CortesEricsonde las CasasBalboa

Explain how Cortes and his men were able to fight indigenous people groups successfully.  Think about: 1. Weaponry, armour.2. Fear, greed.