__________ was by far the most effective and outspoken critic of the Spanish conquerors.
A. Michel de Montaigne
B. Francisco Pizarro
C. Bartolomé de Las Casas
D. Hernán Cortés
Answer: C
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a. shipbuilding b. iron making c. merchant milling of flour for overseas markets d. brick making
The Spartans' military strategy involved __________.
A. attacking Athens by sea at strategic port cities B. using diplomatic means to win over the support of Athenian allies C. using a powerful navy to engage Athens in a major naval battle D. invading and threatening crops, forcing the enemy to defend those crops
How did the rise of the Atlantic slave trade impact the development of race as a human social concept?
a) Powerful European states came to associate skin color and geographic origin, rather than social class or culture with what Europeans regarded as inherent racial categories. b) Race became a much more fluid concept than it had been in the past due to the complexity of the New World. c) European religious leaders quickly asserted the common humanity of all peoples. d) The association between race and skin color was made in the Americas but not exported to the rest of the Atlantic.
Emmett Till was murdered by men who accused him of raping a white woman in Mississippi
A) True B) False