Hernando de Soto's expedition of the Mississippi River Valley was characterized by all the following EXCEPT
A) the Spaniards trying to make the Native Americans into guides and slaves.
B) Native Americans bringing gifts to the Spaniards.
C) deadly conflict with Native Americans and destruction of Native American towns.
D) finding gold, silver, and considerable wealth.
Answer: D
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