Question 1

The audiencia handled both ____________________ and ____________________ for Spain within the provinces.

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The answer of The audiencia handled both ____________________ and ____________________...

Question 2

Hernán Cortés began the construction of Mexico City with

Accepted Answer

A)  slave labor. 
B)  labor from the captured Aztecs. 
C)  help from the troops of Francisco Pizarro. 
D)  bricks baked in coastal kilns. 
E)  stones from pyramids he had destroyed. 
A)  slave labor. 
B)  labor from the captured Aztecs. 
C)  help from the troops of Francisco Pizarro. 
D)  bricks baked in coastal kilns. 
E)  stones from pyramids he had destroyed.

Question 3

The fabled American "mountain of silver" was located at

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A)  Lima. 
B)  Potosí. 
C)  Teotehuicán. 
D)  Mexico City. 
E)  Buenos Aires. 
A)  Lima. 
B)  Potosí. 
C)  Teotehuicán. 
D)  Mexico City. 
E)  Buenos Aires.

Question 4

With their capital at Mexico City, the Spanish apparently concluded that

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A)  they had a good opportunity to explore all of Mexico from east to west. 
B)  they would probably be able to subdue the Amerindian groups of Patagonia in South America. 
C)  they had complete ownership of al the gold and silver that was to be found in today's American southwest. 
D)  the forts of San Francisco and Santa Fe were as far away as they cared to rule. 
E)  any gold inside Mapuche territory would not be worth fighting that group so far from Spanish headquarters. 
A)  they had a good opportunity to explore all of Mexico from east to west. 
B)  they would probably be able to subdue the Amerindian groups of Patagonia in South America. 
C)  they had complete ownership of al the gold and silver that was to be found in today's American southwest. 
D)  the forts of San Francisco and Santa Fe were as far away as they cared to rule. 
E)  any gold inside Mapuche territory would not be worth fighting that group so far from Spanish headquarters.

Question 5

Indians who converted to Christianity had a special feeling for the Virgin Mary, who they viewed as

Accepted Answer

A)  the perfect matriarchal figure. 
B)  similar to their earth goddess. 
C)  a mother for them, as well. 
D)  someone who would protect their children. 
E)  a beautiful priestess. 
A)  the perfect matriarchal figure. 
B)  similar to their earth goddess. 
C)  a mother for them, as well. 
D)  someone who would protect their children. 
E)  a beautiful priestess.

Exam 28: From Conquest to Colonies in Hispanic America

The audiencia handled both ____________________ and ____________________ for Spain within the provinces.

Hernán Cortés began the construction of Mexico City with

The fabled American "mountain of silver" was located at

With their capital at Mexico City, the Spanish apparently concluded that

Indians who converted to Christianity had a special feeling for the Virgin Mary, who they viewed as

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