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What three were goals of the spanish in the Americas?
The three goals of the Spanish when they came to the Americas were to spread Christianity, capture Natives, take the Native's gold for money.
Is it the king and queens fault that the Europeans went to war with the natives?
What exactly are you talking about? European monarchs were quite different from each other, who are you referring to? And what natives? Europeans went on a colonizing spree across the world between the 15th and 19th centuries, where they came into contact with "natives" from every conceivable part of the world. If you're referring to Spanish, Portuguese, British, French and Dutch colonization of the Americas, the monarchs were partly responsible. As the heads of the kingdoms, vested with virtually all authority and power, it was them who made the decisions to commence with American colonization. At the same time, there were tons of other actors, from explorers to merchants to missionaries who all had a stake and an interest in colonization. The Spanish Crown made the decision to continue to send conquistadors to the Americas, but it wasn't a decision made in a vaccum. It was a combination of personal and political desires that led to colonization.
What were the major differences between Spanish and French efforts to colonize the New world?
The main difference between France and Spain and their colonization of the Americas was how they treated the natives. Initially, Spain's reason for settling in the Americas was to acquire the gold, silver and precious gems that could be mined on these continents. The natives were initially treated as slaves, and this harsh treatment, coupled with the passing of European diseases to the natives, who had no immunity, decimated the population. The French treated the Native Americans very admirably. They entered business partnerships with them, treated them as equals, and had no qualms about intermarrying with the natives.
What did the encomienda system provide for New Spain?
nothing actually it did do something, the encomienda was a system, natives farmed, ranched, or mined for spanish landlords. the landlords had received full rights to the natives' labor from Spanish authorities. The holders of encomiendas promised the Spanish rulers that they would act fairly andrespect the workers. However, many abused the natives and worked many laborers to death, especially inside dangerous mines. (QOUTE) nothing- in a sense your answer is correct, i just varified it a little :P -Chris
Why did Jesuits and friars go to the Spanish colonies in the Americas?
Roman Catholic AnswerFor two reasons, to minister to the Catholics that were there, and to preach God's word to the natives.
What were the advantages and disadvantages of Spanish Colonization in the Philippines?
Spanish colonization of the Philippines brought the disadvantages of foreign diseases to the natives. Spanish colonization brought the advantages of wealth and technology to the Philippines.
How did spanish become the language of the Americans?
Spaniards conquered the Americas and imposed their language on the natives.
What three were goals of the spanish in the Americas?
The three goals of the Spanish when they came to the Americas were to spread Christianity, capture Natives, take the Native's gold for money.
What language did spanish originate?
Spanish mostly orginated from the Latin language. When the Spanish came to the Americas they picked up some words ROM the Natives.
What are the contributions of the Spanish missionaries to the Spanish development?
Spanish missionaries, or the priests who ran Spanish missions in the Americas, taught the Spanish language and the customs of catholicism to the natives of the American continents. The missionaries provided education in the areas of language and reading as well as religion to the natives. They also claimed to provide spiritual guidance in the catholic fashion for the purpose of redeeming the souls of the natives. The missionaries spread important aspects of the Spanish culture, such as language and religion, into the native culture of the Americas.
Is it the king and queens fault that the Europeans went to war with the natives?
What exactly are you talking about? European monarchs were quite different from each other, who are you referring to? And what natives? Europeans went on a colonizing spree across the world between the 15th and 19th centuries, where they came into contact with "natives" from every conceivable part of the world. If you're referring to Spanish, Portuguese, British, French and Dutch colonization of the Americas, the monarchs were partly responsible. As the heads of the kingdoms, vested with virtually all authority and power, it was them who made the decisions to commence with American colonization. At the same time, there were tons of other actors, from explorers to merchants to missionaries who all had a stake and an interest in colonization. The Spanish Crown made the decision to continue to send conquistadors to the Americas, but it wasn't a decision made in a vaccum. It was a combination of personal and political desires that led to colonization.
What were the major differences between Spanish and French efforts to colonize the New world?
The main difference between France and Spain and their colonization of the Americas was how they treated the natives. Initially, Spain's reason for settling in the Americas was to acquire the gold, silver and precious gems that could be mined on these continents. The natives were initially treated as slaves, and this harsh treatment, coupled with the passing of European diseases to the natives, who had no immunity, decimated the population. The French treated the Native Americans very admirably. They entered business partnerships with them, treated them as equals, and had no qualms about intermarrying with the natives.
What did the encomienda system provide for New Spain?
nothing actually it did do something, the encomienda was a system, natives farmed, ranched, or mined for spanish landlords. the landlords had received full rights to the natives' labor from Spanish authorities. The holders of encomiendas promised the Spanish rulers that they would act fairly andrespect the workers. However, many abused the natives and worked many laborers to death, especially inside dangerous mines. (QOUTE) nothing- in a sense your answer is correct, i just varified it a little :P -Chris
What action is not typically a characteristic of colonization?
Natives and colonizers answer in APEX
The Spanish and British methods of colonization?
Spain= sent single men to get as much riches from the Natives and bring it all back to Spain British= Get people to settle in the New World
How were most natives societies affected by Europe colonization?
Great Britain
How did disease help the Spanish conquer natives?
Diseases from Europe that the Spanish were immune to affected and weakened the natives.
