Impact of Spanish Colonization on Indigenous Populations

Easy Period 1: 1491–1607 Spanish Colonization

In the early stages of Spanish colonization of the Americas, one of the notable goals was the spread of Christianity. This objective was closely linked to the actions of various conquistadors and missionaries. How did Spanish colonization impact the indigenous populations during this time?

It led to the widespread acceptance of Christianity among indigenous tribes.

It often resulted in the enslavement and significant decline of indigenous populations.

It encouraged the formation of independent indigenous kingdoms.

It had no significant effect on indigenous cultures and societies.

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