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1.6 APUSH - B quiz

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After fighting in wars against the Indigenous and even after enslaving Indigenous Peoples, who changed their mind and began advocating (supporting) for the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas?
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Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Christopher Columbus
Father guido sarducci

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After fighting in wars against the Indigenous and even after enslaving Indigenous Peoples, who changed their mind and began advocating (supporting) for the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas?
Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Christopher Columbus
Father guido sarducci
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Q2
How was the initial relationship between the English and the Indigenous of Massachusetts?
There was no initial relationship, they never met
They set off for war immediately
They both took turns invading each others homes
They coexisted, traded, and shared ideas
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Q3
What were the French original motivations for colonization in the Americas?
To control the fur trade
To gain Catholic converts
Neither of these
Both of these
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Q4
How did Europeans justify enslaving Africans?
They said the strongest will survive
Some quoted the Bible and some argued that Africans were biologically inferior
They didn't try to justify it
They justified it by saying it was justified with ,military principles
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