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Bartolomé de Las Casas Quiz
The Legacy of Bartolomé de las Casas: Unveiling the Crusader for Justice
Updated: Aug 12, 2023
Calling all history buffs! Step into the shoes of the captivating Bartolomé de las Casas on this thrilling quiz adventure. Unravel the intriguing life of this Spanish Dominican friar, historian, and social reformer in just a few questions. Are you up for the challenge?
Get ready to flex your Bartolomé de Las Casas muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Find out how much you really know.
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1475
1465
1484
1455
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Inventor
Artist
Navigator
Social Reformer
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Dominican
Jesuits
Franciscans
Benedictines
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Governor Of Hispaniola
Captain Of The Guard
Protector Of The Indians
Colonial Secretary
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Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Hispaniola
Cuba
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His Political Aspirations
His Native American Slaves And Encomienda
His Estate
His Titles
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Asian And Arab
African And White
None Of These
European And Indian
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Equally Wrong As Native American Slavery
Justified
Necessary
Beneficial
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The Aztecs
The Maya Of Guatemala
The Navajo
The Inca
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The Encomienda Abolition Act
The New Laws
The Colonial Reform Bill
The Indian Rights Act
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A Lifetime
A Decade
Five Years
A Short Time
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Francisco Pizarro
Hernán Cortés
Charles V
Juan Ginés De Sepúlveda
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50 Years
30 Years
60 Years
40 Years
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Destroying Them
Reading Them
Translating Them
Studying Them
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Colonialism
Religious Conversion
International Trade
Inter-cultural Relationships
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Universe Of Stone
The Fourth Crusade
A Short Account Of The Destruction Of The Indies
The Power And The Glory
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Religious Colonialism
Military Colonialism
Peaceful Colonialism
Economic Colonialism
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Disease Outbreak
Risk Of A Native Uprising
Lack Of Resources
The Opposition To The New Laws
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July 30, 1566
July 28, 1566
July 7, 1566
July 18, 1566
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They Were Fully Human, And Forcefully Subjugating Them Was Unjustifiable
They Needed Spanish Masters
They Were Less Than Human
They Were Incapable Of Self-governance
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As A Missionary
As A Trader
As A Soldier
As A Slave Owner And Colonizer
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The Spanish Throne
Abolition Of The Encomienda
More Colonial Power
Higher Taxes
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As Necessary Evils
As Unfortunate Side Effects
As Brutal Horrors Against Indigenous Peoples
As Heroic Acts
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As An Abbot
As A Friar
As A Novice Master
As A Sub-prior
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Slavery Legislation
Greater Colonial Expansion
Religious Freedom
Rights For The Natives
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Fighting Against The Colonial Abuse Of Indigenous Peoples
Abolishing Encomienda
Establishing European Colonies In Asia
Improving Legal Status For Natives
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As Bearers Of Civilization
As Equally Wronged As African And White Slaves
As Less Than Human
As Necessary For Colonialism
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To Write His Memoirs
To Escape Religious Persecution
To Become A Friar
To Travel The World
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An Influencer Over Indies-related Issues
A Lawyer
A Bobadilla
A Consigliere
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Dominican Friars
Indigenous Peoples
Spanish Immigrants
African Slaves
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Oct 5, 1556
Nov 30, 1570
Apr 1, 1561
Jul 17, 1566
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