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What changed Cabeza de Vaca's view on enslaving Native Americans?
What changed Cabeza de Vaca's view on enslaving Native Americans?
- His desire for more power.
- His prior belief in the right to enslave.
- The King of Spain's direct order.
- The humane treatment he received from Native Americans. (correct)
What did Cabeza de Vaca advocate for regarding Native Americans?
What did Cabeza de Vaca advocate for regarding Native Americans?
- Their enslavement to benefit the Spanish crown.
- Their forced conversion to Christianity.
- Their complete removal from Spanish territories.
- Their fair treatment and freedom from enslavement. (correct)
What characteristic did the Native Americans show Cabeza de Vaca?
What characteristic did the Native Americans show Cabeza de Vaca?
- Extreme violence and hostility
- Good will and fairness. (correct)
- A desire for wealth and power
- Complete indifference to the Spanish explorers.
Why was Cabeza de Vaca removed as governor?
Why was Cabeza de Vaca removed as governor?
What potential action did the Native Americans not take against Cabeza de Vaca and his men?
What potential action did the Native Americans not take against Cabeza de Vaca and his men?
Flashcards
Cabeza de Vaca's Experience
Cabeza de Vaca's Experience
Cabeza de Vaca learned the humanity of Native Americans through kind treatment.
Enslavement Beliefs
Enslavement Beliefs
Cabeza de Vaca believed enslaving Native Americans was wrong.
Treatment by Natives
Treatment by Natives
Native Americans treated Cabeza de Vaca and his crew with goodwill despite being harmed.
Governance Philosophy
Governance Philosophy
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Resistance to Violence
Resistance to Violence
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Study Notes
Cabeza de Vaca's Interactions with Native Americans
- Cabeza de Vaca's humane treatment by Native Americans led him to oppose enslaving them.
- Native Americans, despite opportunities to harm him, demonstrated goodwill and fairness.
- This experience influenced his views and later governance, leading him to actively oppose the enslavement of Native Americans.
- His opposition to enslavement was so strong that it ultimately affected his role as governor.
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