In the Mid-Sixteenth Century the "New Laws" Promulgated by the Spanish

Multiple Choice

In the mid-sixteenth century the "New Laws" promulgated by the Spanish throne to reform Spanish treatment of the natives were

A) Followed to the letter; improving relations between Spaniards and the natives.
B) Adopted by other European monarchs in charging their settlers going to the New World.
C) Resisted or ignored by local encomendero.
D) Challenged by priests such as Bartolomé de las Casas.