Question 1

The reforms of King Charles III

Accepted Answer

A)  abolished encomiendas. 
B)  established free public education. 
C)  increased the collection of taxes. 
D)  eliminated free trade. 
E)  brought local people into viceregal government. 
A)  abolished encomiendas. 
B)  established free public education. 
C)  increased the collection of taxes. 
D)  eliminated free trade. 
E)  brought local people into viceregal government.

Question 2

Discuss the fall of the Aztec and Incan Empires.What was the most significant factor in each.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a focus

Question 3

Daughters of the criollos tried to marry

Accepted Answer

A)  other criollos. 
B)  peninsulars. 
C)  mestizos. 
D)  gaucho horsemen. 
E)  None of the options are correct. 
A)  other criollos. 
B)  peninsulars. 
C)  mestizos. 
D)  gaucho horsemen. 
E)  None of the options are correct.

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

____________________ were early Spanish town councils.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ were early Spanish town councils....

Question 6

Early exports from the Spanish colonies consisted mainly of

Accepted Answer

A)  handcrafted goods. 
B)  indigo. 
C)  sugar. 
D)  tobacco. 
E)  precious metals. 
A)  handcrafted goods. 
B)  indigo. 
C)  sugar. 
D)  tobacco. 
E)  precious metals.

Exam 28: From Conquest to Colonies in Hispanic America

The reforms of King Charles III

Discuss the fall of the Aztec and Incan Empires.What was the most significant factor in each.

Daughters of the criollos tried to marry

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

____________________ were early Spanish town councils.

Early exports from the Spanish colonies consisted mainly of

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