Question
How does Pizarro explain his ability to conquer with so few soldiers? Refer to the attached passage for help.
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A.
He is considered a disciple of God.
B.
He has the support of numerous Mesoamerican societies.
C.
He has the support of the finest trained military in the world.
D.
He has the support of God and the king.
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A.
He is considered a disciple of God.
B.
He has the support of numerous Mesoamerican societies.
C.
He has the support of the finest trained military in the world.
D.
He has the support of God and the king.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the context you've provided, it sounds like the correct answer is most likely **D. He has the support of God and the king.**
Pizarro often emphasized the divine favor and royal authority backing his conquests, which would explain his confidence in overcoming greater numbers with a smaller force. If you have access to the specific passage, it would help to confirm this interpretation further!
Pizarro often emphasized the divine favor and royal authority backing his conquests, which would explain his confidence in overcoming greater numbers with a smaller force. If you have access to the specific passage, it would help to confirm this interpretation further!