How did the Spanish address de las Casas's criticisms of their brutal treatment of Native American groups?

Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to read to Native populations a statement, warning them that if they did not comply, they would be punished severely. The statement had little effect because it was read to the Native people in Spanish, a language they did not know.

Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to adhere to a strict code of standards, similar to chivalry. This code resulted in much more peaceful interactions

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16 December, 06:14

How did the Spanish address de las Casas's criticisms of their brutal treatment of Native American groups?

Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to read to Native populations a statement, warning them that if they did not comply, they would be punished severely. The statement had little effect because it was read to the Native people in Spanish, a language they did not know.

Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to adhere to a strict code of standards, similar to chivalry. This code resulted in much more peaceful interactions

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Paloma · Answer 1

The best option from the list would be that " Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to adhere to a strict code of standards, similar to chivalry," although very few of the conquistadors followed this rule.

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Spanish addressed de las Casas's criticisms of their brutal treatment of Native American groups because Queen Isabella required the Conquistadors to adhere to a strict code of standards, similar to chivalry