Question

What happened as a result of Spain's early exploration of the New World? O A. Spain worked with other European countries to set up American colonies. OB. Spain developed good relations with the native populations. OC. Spain set up colonies in large areas of both continents. O D. Spain kept other European countries from settling in Canada​

Answer 1

The outcome of  Spain's early exploration of the New World was that B. Spain set up colonies in large areas of both continents.

What have been the effects of the Spanish exploration?

The conquistadors conquered new territories in the U.S for energy and riches. They overthrew the Inca and the Aztecs, plus a number of less-superior civilizations. Spanish settlers got here to make a fortune and go back to Spain, now no longer to live in a new home.

When the Spanish reached the Americas, they set up massive colonies that spanned across both the North and the South of the continent.

In North America, their Mexican colonies spanned from the area now called California all the way to Argentina in the South of the Americas.

Thus, the correct statement is B. Spain developed good relations with the native populations.

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