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A 10 question quiz for 6th grade students about Latin America: Labor Systems in New Granada (Colombia)

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Labor Systems in New Granada


Labor Systems in New GranadaVersion en ligne A 10 question quiz for 6th grade students about Latin America: Labor Systems in New Granada (Colombia) par h 1 During the colonial period, what was the main labor system used? a Slavery b Feudalism c Factory Labor d Sharecropping 2 Who were the primary workers in the labor system? a Europeans b Africans and Indigenous People c Wealthy landowners d Merchants 3 What was the Encomienda System? a A system where Indigenous worked for landowners b A system for Africans to own land c A tax on imported goods d A system to protect Indigenous rights 4 Which group was forced to work under the encomienda system? a European settlers b Indigenous people c African slaves d Traders 5 What is the "mita" system? a A system of voluntary labor b A system to allow people to trade goods c A forced labor system where people worked in mines/farms d A systems that allowed workers to have rights 6 What was the main reason Europeans relied on Indigenous labor? a Indigenous people voluntarily did labor b Indigenous people knew the land and worked efficiently c Europeans were too busy with other tasks d Indigenous people were paid well for the labor 7 How did the Spanish justify using the labor of Indigenous people? a They said it was for the benefit of the Indigenous people b They believed Indigenous people were too weak to work c They offered Indigenous people freedom in exchange for labor d They believed the Indigenous people owed them for "civilizing" them 8 What role did African slaves play in the labor systems of New Granada? a They worked as soldiers b They worked on farms, in mines, and as servants c They ruled the colonies d They taught Europeans how to grow crops 9 Which of the following best describes the working conditions for most laborers a Fair pay and good working conditions b High pay and good food c Short hours and plenty of free time d Harsh conditions, long hours, and little pay 10 What was the result of the harsh labor systems on Indigenous populations a Indigenous people gained independence and power b Their populations increased due to better working conditions c Indigenous people were able to overthrow the Spanish rule d Many Indigenous people died from overwork, disease, and poor treatment

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Labor Systems in New GranadaVersion en ligne

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During the colonial period, what was the main labor system used?

Who were the primary workers in the labor system?

What was the Encomienda System?

Which group was forced to work under the encomienda system?

What is the "mita" system?

What was the main reason Europeans relied on Indigenous labor?

How did the Spanish justify using the labor of Indigenous people?

What role did African slaves play in the labor systems of New Granada?

Which of the following best describes the working conditions for most laborers

What was the result of the harsh labor systems on Indigenous populations