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What was Columbus's assessment of the people he
encountered, and what was the result?
O He liked their peaceful ways and believed that they
could be assimilated into European society.
O He was upset by their customs and decided to
remove them from the Caribbean.
O He believed them to be inferior to Europeans and
ordered their enslavement.
He was intrigued by them and believed that both
sides could work together and prosper.

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Answer: He was intrigued by them and believed that both

sides could work together and prosper.

Explanation:

Columbus's assessment of the people he encountered, believed that both sides could work together and prosper.

  • When Columbus discovered America, he found natives whom he named Indians.
  • Columbus was interested in natives and believed that they would corporate with the Spanish.
  • Spanish were interested in gold and silver that they found among the natives.

Therefore we can conclude that Columbus wanted to maintain a relationship to prosper both sides.

Thus option D. is the correct answer.

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