What was the most significant result of the spanish colonization of central and south america? a. spain became rich by stealing the wealth of the american colonies. b. spain brought advanced cultural values to the american colonies. c. spain brought religion and high moral values to the american colonies. d. spain was transformed by the cultural richness of the new world.

 Spain became rich by stealing the wealth of the American colonies. S A.

Explanation:

The most significant result of the Spanish colonization of Central and South America was that Spain became rich by stealing the wealth of the American colonies.

Explanation:

First of all. B option is wrong because American cultures were quite developed and they had their own culture and values developed to a very sophisticated level.

Second, the C option is wrong because Spain didn't bring religion and high moral values to the American Colonies. American cultures had a wide range of religions and they had better values than the Europeans. One example is the value of elders in the community. In European cultures, they were undervalued and segregated. In American cultures as in Asian Cultures, they were chiefs.

Third, D is incredibly wrong. The only things that Spain brought to America were diseases and crimes. Many of their tribulations were composed of convicts and soldiers.

A Is right because Spain was a struggling kingdom that was looking for colonies to obtain wealth from somewhere. They got lucky and found America to colonize it. They took almost everything they could and they lost almost all. Comparing Spain to other European Kingdoms with colonies Spain was the worst, they succumbed because they spent almost everything. Furthermore, from all the European conquerors, Spain is the only country that didn't become responsible for its actions and made an effort to return something to the colonies, unlike Britain, France, Germany, Netherlands, etc. Spain not only wasted wealth but didn't make it up for their crimes.

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