One piece of evidence that de Gante used in the excerpt to support his overall argument about the treatment of the people of Mexico is that Native Americans were not subjects of the Spanish crown
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did not have enough supplies to support their families
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D) did not have enough supplies to support their families

Explanation:

In order to argue that the Native Americans were ill-treated by the Spanish, de Gante provided evidence that Native Americans were unable to support their families while seeking tribute for the Spanish.

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