The correct answer is C)they were treated poorly and forced to work for spanish business.
During Spanish colonization, the encomienda system was established. This larbor system exploited the work of Native Americans. This system resulted in Native Americans working on farms and plantation for Spanish colonizer. The conditions on these farms and plantations were poor and the Native Americans received almost no benefits for working for these rulers. Ultimately, all the resources cultivated were used to make the Spanish money, not the Native Americans.
The correct answer is C. They were treated poorly and forced to work for Spanish business.
Explanation:
The Spanish colonization in America began with the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the continent in 1492 and led to multiple expeditions and creation of settlements in part of North America, all central America and most of the territory in South America. During this process, the Spanish imposed most of their customs to the Native Indigenous Tribes including the language and religion and also, Spanish took valuable resources from the continent and force native to work for their profit, especially for the benefit of Spain or business in Europe. This was done under a labor system in which the Spanish provided indigenous people with some territory and in exchange they had to do works or give certain agricultural products to the Spanish. This system also implied most people were forced to work or enslave while leaving in poor condition and knowing they were punished or killed if they disobey. Thus, the statement that best describes the treatment of the Spanish to the Natives is "They were treated poorly and forced to work for Spanish business".
