The Spanish had four institutions in colonial South America that were important to their way of life. They were:

A) Church, schools, and slavery

B) Church, slavery, farming, and government

C) Church, slavery, farming, and Triangular Trade

D) None of the above

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20 May, 02:37

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Jake Jones · Answer 1

I'm almost positive it's non of the above. If I'm not mistaken the Spaniards were against slavery.

The Spanish had four institutions in colonial South America that were important to their way of life. They were:A) Church, schools, and slaveryB) Church, slavery, farming, and governmentC) Church, slavery, farming, and Triangular TradeD) None of the above