Question

Lee el fragmento y contesta la pregunta. Read the excerpt and respond to the question.

Tengo muchas impresiones finales de la gran empresa de la conquista de México, en la que menos de seiscientos esforzados españoles sometimos a un imperio nueve veces mayor que España en territorio, y tres veces mayor en población. Para no hablar de las fabulosas riquezas que aquí hallamos y que, enviadas de Cádiz y Sevilla, hicieron la fortuna no solo de las Españas, sino en la Europa entera, por los siglos de los siglos, hasta el día de hoy.

El naranjoCarlos Fuentes

What does the author think about the conquest of Mexico? (1 point)
Fuentes thinks the conquest was easy and beneficial for the Mexican people.
Fuentes thinks that Spanish and Mexican people shared resources and wealth.
Fuentes thinks that the conquest was easy for Spain due to their big army and the small Mexican population.
Fuentes thinks that Spain would have not been wealthy without their easy victory over the Aztecs.
Please Spanish-speakers only 5.03 spanish

Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Fuentes thinks that Spain would not have been rich without its easy victory over the Aztecs.

Explanation

According to the text, it can be inferred that the author refers to the riches they obtained from their conquest in Mexico to the Aztecs and that were sent to Spain by saying that "Para no hablar de las fabulosas riquezas que aquí hallamos y que, enviadas de Cádiz y Sevilla" reference to the fact that these riches have been so great that they have not only benefited Spain but all of Europe for a long period by saying that "hicieron la fortuna no solo de las Españas, sino en la Europa entera, por los siglos de los siglos, hasta el día de hoy" In addition, he refers to the ease with which they defeated the Aztecs by saying that "Tengo muchas impresiones finales de la gran empresa de la conquista de México, en la que menos de seiscientos esforzados españoles sometimos a un imperio nueve veces mayor que España en territorio, y tres veces mayor en población" According to the above, the correct answer is D. Fuentes. He thinks that Spain would not have been rich without an easy victory over the Aztecs.