Question

question 10 of 10
how did magellans discovery of what is now considered the philippines directly affect the native populations that were living there?
a. they disappeared deep into the new land and started another settlement.
b. they became restless to travel the world on the ships they encountered.
c. they became angered over losing their lands raw goods like fruits and spices.
d. they became aggressive after having new religious views forced upon them.

Explanation:

When Magellan arrived in the Philippines, the Spanish expedition, under the influence of the Catholic Church, tried to convert the native populations to Christianity. Forcing new religious views on the natives led to aggression. There is no evidence for options A and B. While there was exploitation of resources later, the most immediate and direct impact related to Magellan's arrival was the religious - related conflict.

Answer:

D. They became aggressive after having new religious views forced upon them.