Question

The Spanish and Portuguese brought people in to work on Haciendas after the
Native people died in the millions from malnutrition, disease and overwork. This
became known as_____________?

Columbian Exchange

Portuguese Revolution

Spanish Revolution

Transatlantic Slave Trade

Answer 1

Answer:What did the Spanish and Portuguese trade for slaves?

Following their “discovery” of African populations willing to trade valuable commodities such as gold, ivory, wax, peppers, and grain—and slaves—the Portuguese established trading factories (feitorias) at strategic locations.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The correct statement is that the millions of native people died due to malnutrition, disease and overwork, which was known as transatlantic slave trade. So, the correct option is D.

Many people from Spain and Portugal enslaved people by bringing them to Haciendas after the death of millions of people. This was a part of the agreement in the transatlantic slave trade policies.

Slave Trade

• Slave trade became active in Spain and Portugal as they got easy and cheap labor in the form of African and Black people from regions like Africa and American continent.

• Transatlantic slave trade was done as there was a sudden shortage of workers due to their deaths from malnutrition and overworks and other diseases due to unfavorable survival conditions.
  

Hence, the correct option is D that the practice of bringing slaves to Haciendas to work by Spanish and Portuguese men was referred to as a Transatlantic Slave Trade policy.

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