What were some bad things the Conquistadors did?

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What were some bad things the Conquistadors did?

Slavery

Genocide

Disease

What were some good things the Conquistadors did?

Land

Gold

What were the GOALS of the Conquistadors?

God

Gold

Glory

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Standards: WG.3.1, 4.4 Essay Topic: Are the European explorers villains or heroes? Length: 300 words MINIMUM or else it’s being thrown away Directions: Cite specific textual evidence from your readings to support your analysis of whether early European explorers were heroes or villains. Include in your analysis precise details from the text to buttress your explanation.