What was a conquistador in the Americas?

A. A missionary who spread Catholicism
B. A soldier who marched for glory, God, and gold
C. A mariner who sailed the oceans to discover new territories
D. A scientist who recorded new species of plants and animals in newly discovered lands

the answer is B.
a soldier who marched for glory, God, and gold ;

Answered by nobody7776 | 2024-06-13

The Conquistador is best described as a **soldier **who marched for glory , God , and gold .
The term "**Conquistador" is used to described the Spanish **or **Portuguese explorers **and **soldiers **who traveled to the **New world **for the exploration og land , adventure , gold etc
Those **men **who took up the **arms **to conquer and convert **native populations **in the New World are called the conquistadors .
Therefore, the **option B **is correct because its describes the **soldier **who marched for **glory **and gold in America.
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Answered by Tundexi | 2024-06-15

A conquistador was a Spanish or Portuguese soldier and explorer who conquered Indigenous civilizations in the Americas during the 15th and 16th centuries in search of wealth and to spread Christianity. They are best described by option B: a soldier who marched for glory, God, and gold.
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Answered by Tundexi | 2024-10-23