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What impact did settler colonialism have on the Aztec society?
What impact did settler colonialism have on the Aztec society?
- It brought about technological advancements and improved infrastructure in Aztec society.
- It led to the introduction of diseases and the belief in the superiority of the colonists, resulting in the loss of Aztec identity. (correct)
- It led to a peaceful coexistence between the Aztecs and the colonists.
- It resulted in the integration of Aztec religious practices with those of the colonists.
How did the Spanish view the Aztecs upon their arrival?
How did the Spanish view the Aztecs upon their arrival?
- As equals with whom they could coexist peacefully.
- As mysterious and drastically different from what they were familiar with. (correct)
- As primitive and lacking any form of advanced society.
- As inferior beings with no intelligence or societal structure.
What was Tenochtitlan known for in pre-colonial Mesoamerica?
What was Tenochtitlan known for in pre-colonial Mesoamerica?
- Its advanced and futuristic infrastructure. (correct)
- Its small size and insignificant influence on Mesoamerican politics.
- Its lack of organization and structure compared to other Mesoamerican societies.
- Its adherence to traditional and outdated societal norms.
What effect did diseases brought by colonists have on the Native population?
What effect did diseases brought by colonists have on the Native population?
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What was one consequence of European settlers' belief in their own superiority?
What was one consequence of European settlers' belief in their own superiority?
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