4. Who did not want the natives to think that Christians were evil?
(a) The Spanish soldiers
(b) The Friars
(c) Queen Isabella
(d) Hernan Cortes

5. How many Spaniards destroyed the peace that had been established in the Yucatan?
(a) 30
(b) 5,000
(c) 180
(d) 1,500

6. Brother Marcos felt that the Spanish actions were what?
(a) An illustration of Spanish dominance
(b) Justified
(c) An offense to God
(d) Misguided

7. What was the topic of this letter?
(a) The gold the natives were hiding
(b) The plan to convert the natives
(c) The gold the Spanish were hoarding
(d) The atrocities the Spanish were committing

8. Where did the Spanish adventurer sail to with the natives that he captured?
(a) Spain
(b) Panama
(c) Mexico City
(d) Puerto Rico

9. How was King Atahualpa killed?
(a) He was chopped into pieces
(b) He was stoned
(c) He was burned alive
(d) He was hung

10. The son of the chief in the Yucatan was sold for what?
(a) Two pieces of gold
(b) Passage to Spain
(c) A horse
(d) Cheese

11. In what year did the new commander come to Santa Marta?
(a) 1378
(b) 1411
(c) 1529
(d) 1601

12. The Audiencia of Hispaniola decided it was in the best interest to continue what?
(a) Building ships
(b) The slave trade
(c) Exploring the New World
(d) Killing the natives

13. What did the soldiers feed to the dogs?
(a) Fish
(b) Grass
(c) Horses
(d) Babies

14. What is known about the expeditions to the river Plate?
(a) The natives conquered the Spanish at last
(b) The Spanish continued their brutal ways
(c) Five expeditions were lost before one succeeded
(d) De Soto died during one

15. The natives equated the word "Christian" with what?
(a) Angel
(b) Death
(c) Savior
(d) Devil