Compiled in the late 1500s largely through the efforts of Indigenous scribes, Cantares Mexicanos is the most important collection of poetry in Classical Nahuatl, the principal language of the Aztec Empire. The poems portray Aztec society before the occupation of the empire by the army of Spain, and marginal notes in Cantares Mexicanos indicate that much of the collection’s content predates the initial invasion. Nonetheless, some of the poems contain inarguable references to beliefs and customs common in Spain during this era. Thus, some scholars have concluded that ______16 Mark For ReviewWhich choice most logically completes the text? A) while its content largely predates the invasion, Cantares Mexicanos also contains additions made after the invasion. B) although those who compiled Cantares Mexicanos were fluent in Nahuatl, they had limited knowledge of the Spanish language. C) before the invasion by Spain, the poets of the Aztec Empire borrowed from the literary traditions of other societies. D) the references to beliefs and customs in Spain should be attributed to a coincidental resemblance between the societies of Spain and the Aztec Empire.

What three things did the Spanish take from the Aztecs? Select ALL correct optionsClothes1Wealth2Temples3Culture

The Aztec sense of identity following the Spanish conquest was directly challenged by which of the following events?A) The segregation of the Aztecs into settlementsB) The new Spanish colonial economic systemC) Cortez banning the use of the Aztec language.D) The refusal by the Aztec priests to perform the ritual of the 'New Life'

Lee el fragmento y contesta la pregunta. Read the excerpt and respond to the question.Tengo muchas impresiones finales de la gran empresa de la conquista de México, en la que menos de seiscientos esforzados españoles sometimos a un imperio nueve veces mayor que España en territorio, y tres veces mayor en población. Para no hablar de las fabulosas riquezas que aquí hallamos y que, enviadas de Cádiz y Sevilla, hicieron la fortuna no solo de las Españas, sino en la Europa entera, por los siglos de los siglos, hasta el día de hoy.El naranjo—Carlos FuentesWhat does the author think about the conquest of Mexico? (1 point)Fuentes thinks the conquest was easy and beneficial for the Mexican people.Fuentes thinks that Spanish and Mexican people shared resources and wealth.Fuentes thinks that the conquest was easy for Spain due to their big army and the small Mexican population.Fuentes thinks that Spain would have not been wealthy without their easy victory over the Aztecs.

The writings of which famous Spanish playwright reflect everyday Spanish life during the 16th and 17th centuries and often draw from his personal experience as a soldier who was captured and sold into Algerian slavery?Plácido DomingoFederico García LorcaMiguel de CervantesJosé Carreras

Persian writer Roshanak Khadem's Harvested Blossoms in Spanish Meadows (1876), a collection of Spanish poetry translated into English, _______ scholars' comprehension of the cross-cultural and polyglot environments within which Khadem resided and created.22 Mark For ReviewWhich choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?A) are deepeningB) has deepenedC) have deepenedD) deepen