How did the attitude of the conquistadors, towards themselves and towards strangers, affect the outcome of the spanish expedition?

The conquistadors saw themselves as great nobles even though they were often not even knights. They believed that all those who weren't catholics were bad and whoever was a stranger and was a pagan was frowned upon. They saw themselves as better then everyone else, so there's no surprise that they committed the horrors they did.

The answer is c. good luck : )