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AP U.S. History 3.3 Period 1: 1491-1607. The central arguments of the two texts described in the excerpt reflect...what?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke du jour
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brought to you by the black legend making other colors
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feel inadequate since the sixteenth century Checking the falling excerpts
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i'm going to be appealing and warrants bellman hispanic fifteen
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fifty two making prior my farm and christian they're processed
Full Transcript
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and here's our question The central arguments of the two
- 00:25
text described in the excerpt reflect what and here are
- 00:29
potential answers Are opposing views growing debate begin Well just
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in case you forgot By fifteen fifty the controversy over
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spain's treatment of american indians had become so out of
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control that king charles the fifth had to hit the
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pause button on military expansion in the new world Instead
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the king launched what was later known as the viaduct
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leader debate by calling upon rival theologians one he nous
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they said pull vida and bartolomeo de les cassis to
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defend either side of the issue As you can probably
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tell from the except the one thing these guys agreed
- 01:05
on was that spain definitely had a right to tell
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american indians howto live and what to believe Both theologians
- 01:12
took it for granted that converting the american indians to
- 01:15
christianity was an obvious must Knowing this we can go
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ahead and eliminate option a how about choi Si will
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see says that both excerpts reflect spain's reputation is a
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big time bully of the american indians while we can
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see how sea might be right since neither theologian you
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know respected the lives of the indigenous peoples however only
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supposed his excerpt is downright cruel In fact it sparked
- 01:38
the black pledging a k spain's reputation is the bad
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guys in europe since las casas argument was a wee
- 01:45
bit nicer when we're just going to nick See option
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d isn't looking much better either Neither passage says anything
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about ending the forced labour of american indians even though
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las casas argument may seem nicer It supported the income
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required natives toe work and give tribute to a spanish
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master so he is a definite no well the correct
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answer is clearly be the excerpt do show us that
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there was some serious debate going on in spain at
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the time One guy's like they're barbarians animals we have
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the right to force them to do what we want
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and the other guys like come on now they're cool
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people How about we try hugging them into submission You
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have to say yeah we're not sure which is creepier
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