How does Columbus describe the people of Hispaniola? List at least three pieces of evidence from the passage.

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wel3 years ago

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Answer:

He described them as essentiallu malleable.

Explanation:

He states "I saw that they were very friendly to us", meaning they had goodwill towards Columbus and his man. Then mentioned " they to be a very poor people...Weapons they have none." So the island he came upon was made of simple living people good natured people. Which lead him to the conclusion that they ,"would be good servants... and very readily become Christians." So he saw them as essentially malleable for his goal to conquer lands and gain wealth for his King and Queen.

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