AP Success - AP World History: Colonial Dynamics in Hispaniola
Question 1
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.
Question 2
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.
Question 3
A desire to integrate into Indian society.
Avarice and fanaticism.
Respect for Indian cultural and religious practices.
Efforts to maintain peace and avoid conflict.
Question 4
Their mission was primarily focused on scientific and geographical exploration.
They successfully converted the entire Indian population to Christianity.
There was a stark contrast between their proclaimed mission and their actual practices.
They were welcomed by the Indians as liberators from oppressive local rulers.
Question 5
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.
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