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Spanish conquerors were attracted to Pacific South America primarily due to the region's rich resources, especially gold and silver. The legends of immense wealth, particularly from the Inca Empire, spurred expeditions led by figures like Francisco Pizarro. Additionally, the allure of spreading Christianity and expanding Spanish territorial claims motivated their conquests. The combination of economic opportunity and imperial ambition made the region a prime target for exploration and conquest.

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