Author Question: How did the Spanish government view its Latin American colonies? A) The colonies were seen as a ... (Read 119 times)

CharlieWard · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

How did the Spanish government view its Latin American colonies?

A) The colonies were seen as a way to relieve overpopulation and famines.
B) The Spanish were uninterested in events in the Americas and ignored the area.
C) The Spanish treated its Latin American colonies as sources of wealth for the mother country.
D) They treated the Latin American colonies as locations for industrialization.
E) The Spanish considered the Americas as a good place for penal colonies.

Question 2

Which of the following statements does NOT describe the Corpus Iuris?

A) It was a sixth-century condensed version of Roman law.
B) Justinian commanded it be compiled.
C) It was a commission to heal the rift in the eastern and western branches of the Church.
D) It is the foundation for most early modern law codes.
E) It was passed down to the Roman Catholic countries in Europe.