How could the Spanish have helped American Indians adapt to the new species of livestock?

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Aref Bahreini · Answer 1 · 2020-04-02T13:05:15+0000

Answer:The Spanish colonists could have helped the American Indians adapt to the new species of livestock by teaching them to fence their fields to protect their crops. Furthermore, they could have taught American Indians how to use livestock for food, trade, and labor.

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