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Spanish soldiers in South America, known as conquistadors, were primarily involved in the exploration and conquest of indigenous territories during the 16th century. They sought gold, land, and glory, often employing brutal tactics against native populations. Notable figures like Francisco Pizarro and Hernán Cortés led expeditions that resulted in the fall of powerful empires such as the Inca and Aztec. Their actions significantly shaped the history and Demographics of the continent, leading to Spanish colonization and the widespread spread of Christianity.

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