Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and Colonialism Quiz
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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?

  • 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?

  • 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  • Its adherence to traditional and outdated societal norms.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?

    <p>Many Natives died as they were not immune to these diseases.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was one consequence of European settlers' belief in their own superiority?

    <p>The desire to take over and Europeanize the land, leading to loss of indigenous identity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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