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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The lord named Paris lived close to where?
(a) England
(b) Panama
(c) Florida
(d) California
2. The troop of Spanish soldiers took about how many women and girls?
(a) 350
(b) 12
(c) 80
(d) 500
3. How many people did the Spaniards kill on the day they decided to go on a killing spree?
(a) 3,000
(b) 500
(c) 50
(d) 1,000
4. Who tried to intervene when the Spanish captured Hatuey?
(a) A Franciscan Friar
(b) Queen Isabella
(c) A Spanish commander
(d) His wife
5. Who was the king in Mexico City?
(a) Montezuma
(b) Pizzarro
(c) Cortez
(d) Avila
Short Answer Questions
1. Nicolas de Ovando asked the native people to do what at the festival they threw for him?
2. Where did some of the native people try to escape to?
3. Which kingdom was run by a brother and sister?
4. What did the Spanish do to the women and girls?
5. What was the largest city in the Kingdom of Guatemala?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who was Paris? How did the encounter go between his territory and the Spanish? What happened afterward?
2. Who was de las Casas? What was his reason for being in the New World?
3. What did the Germans do to the prisoners that they took? Give specific examples from the book.
4. Why did de las Casas write his book? What did he hope to accomplish?
5. Who traveled inland to New Granada? What did he find?
6. What does de las Casas attribute the violence to? Why did he think the Spanish acted as they did?
7. What happened in the kingdoms of Marien and Maguana? Give examples from the book. What were these kingdoms known for?
8. What did Pizzarro do in Tumba to the natives? Give specific details from the book.
9. What reaction did the Spanish receive in Mexico City? What happened in the encounter?
10. What happened in the city of Cholula? Describe the situation.
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