Question

identify evidence of what bernal diaz thought of how the people from mesoamerica organized their government. we were four hundred, of whom many were sick and wounded, and we stood in the middle of a plain six miles long, and perhaps as broad, swarming with indian warriors. ... their swordsmen and spearmen pressed us hard, and closed with us bravely, shouting and yelling as they came. the steadfastness of our artillery, musketeers, and bowmen did much to save us, and we inflicted great casualties on them. ... the indians were charging us in such numbers that only by a miracle of sword - play were we able to drive them back and re - form our ranks. one thing alone saved our lives: the enemy were so massed and so numerous that every shot wrought havoc among them. what is more, they were so badly led that some of their captains could not bring their men into battle

Explanation:

The text mentions that the Indians were "so badly led that some of their captains could not bring their men into battle". This implies Bernal Diaz thought the leadership - a key aspect of government organization - was poor among the Mesoamerican people.

Answer:

The statement "they were so badly led that some of their captains could not bring their men into battle" is evidence of what Bernal Diaz thought of how the people from Mesoamerica organized their government.