Briefly describe ONE claim made in the excerpt.Briefly describe ONE historical development illustrated by the excerpt.Some ideas for answersA. Describes a claim made by the excerpt. Some examples that would earn credit include:Guevara had served the Spanish monarch as well as the male conquistadors in South America.Guevara’s service to the Spanish monarch should have earned her a grant of Native American laborersthrough an encomienda.The new Spanish colony in South America would have failed without the actions of women such as Guevara.B. Describes a historical development illustrated by the excerpt. Some examples that would earn credit include:The Spanish traveled to the Americas to seek out new sources of wealth, win religious converts, and compete for colonies with European rivals.The Spanish established an encomienda system using Native Americans as laborers for plantation agriculture and the extraction of precious metals.

Briefly describe ONE claim made in the excerpt.Briefly describe ONE historical development illustrated by the excerpt.

Explain why other Spanish conquistadors took longer to claim more land in South America for Spain, than Cortés did in Mexico. How did the conquistadors eventually overthrow indigenous civilisations?  Think about: 1. Geography, land, climate.2. Civilisation location and set-up.

Which of the following conclusions about Spanish imperialism in the Americas does the passage from History of the Conquest of Mexico support?Hint: You'll need the quiz document page open to answer this question.A.Spanish conquerors accommodated Aztec culture to pacify conquered populations.B.Spanish conquerors offered roughly equal political rights to European men and women.C.Spanish conquerors hoped to spread Christianity to new territories.D.Spanish conquerors had little interest in establishing permanent settlements.

Juan Baptista’s story is unique because,Group of answer choicesHis legacy played a part in the Incan revival in and consolidation of Argentina.His location in Ceuta was ideal for receiving information about news across the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean.All of theseHe crossed paths with major key. players in the Age of Revolution.He witnessed the rise and fall and return of liberalism in Spain.

"The Spanish have a perfect right to rule these barbarians of the New World and the adjacent islands, who in prudence, skill, virtues, and humanity are as inferior to the Spanish as children to adults, or women to men, for there exists between the two as great a difference as between savage and cruel races and the most merciful, between the most intemperate and the moderate and temperate and, I might even say, between apes and men."Sepulveda, Juan Gines de, "Democrates II, or Concerning the Just Causes of the War Against the Indians." In Brown, Elizabeth, and George Barganier. *Race and Crime: Geographies of Injustice. University of California Press, 2018.Which of the following MOST directly impacted the attitudes of Sepulveda and those with opinions similar to him?Elimination ToolSelect one answerAThe failure of the Spanish to successfully put down Native American rebellions.BThe careful study by Spanish intellectuals of Native American cultures.CThe inexperience of the Spanish in dealing with people from Native American cultures.DThe switch from enslaving Native Americans to buying enslaved people from West Africa.