What sequence of steps did the Spanish follow to establish colonies in the Americas?
A.
(1) settled towns, (2) formed alliances with Native Americans, (3) bought land
B.
(1) took over territory, (2) settled towns, (3) set up governments
C.
(1) formed alliances with Native Americans, (2) bought land, (3) set up governments
D.
(1) took over territory, (2) formed alliances with Native Americans, (3) settled towns
B
C
C
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#1: B (1) (took over the territory, (2) settled towns, (3) set up governments)
#2: C (the capital city of the Aztec empire)
#3: C (disease and war)
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The correct sequence of steps that the Spanish followed to establish colonies in the Americas is:
D.
(1) took over territory, (2) formed alliances with Native Americans, (3) settled towns
To understand how the Spanish established colonies in the Americas, we can look at the historical context of the time.
1. The first step was taking over territory. The Spanish conquistadors, led by explorers such as Christopher Columbus and Hernán Cortés, claimed new lands in the Americas for Spain. They invaded existing indigenous territories and established dominance over the native populations.
2. After taking over territory, the Spanish formed alliances with Native Americans. They recognized that maintaining control over large areas required collaboration with local indigenous groups. The Spanish sought alliances with certain tribes and used them as allies in their ongoing conquests, often pitting one native group against another.
3. Once alliances were formed, the Spanish began to settle towns. They established permanent colonies and towns, such as Santo Domingo in present-day Dominican Republic and Mexico City in present-day Mexico. These settlements served as centers for governance, commerce, and the spread of Spanish language, culture, and religion.
By following these steps of taking over territory, forming alliances with Native Americans, and settling towns, the Spanish were able to establish their colonial presence in the Americas.
Well, the Spanish definitely had a unique approach to establishing colonies in the Americas. It was like a dancing routine that went something like this:
Step 1: The Spanish came in like "Hola amigos, we're taking over this territory!" They took over the land, claiming it for themselves.
Step 2: After securing their new territory, they formed alliances with Native Americans. It was like a diplomatic tango, where they tried to gain support and establish friendly relations.
Step 3: Once they had their allies in place, the Spanish got to work settling towns. They built homes, churches, and all that good stuff to create a permanent presence.
So, the correct answer would be D. (1) took over territory, (2) formed alliances with Native Americans, (3) settled towns. It was quite a performance!