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How did the Renaissance affect our western worldview?
how did art affect renaissance thinking and worldview?
How were the Aztecs affected by the Spanish worldview?
Before the Aztec Met The Spanish There Worldview Was Religion And War. They use to believe that the sun would not rise if they did not sacrifice the human heart and blood to the gods.
Did Aztec's write poetry?
They knew how to write and yes ,yes they did.
How did the Aztec worldview affect the Aztecs' ability to deal with the arrival of the Spanish on the shores of the empire?
There is a common misconception stating that Aztecs confused the Spaniards for gods; in fact the Aztecs knew they were men, but were curious to find out what were their motives. Unfortunately, Cortes and his conquistadors were greedy conquerors in search for gold and ultimately destroyed the Aztec empire.
How did Osaka affect Japan's worldview?
Osaka did affect japan to isolate itself from the world view.
How does economy affect worldview?
the economy are super super SUPER important to the worldview. The good or bad economy will affect the agriculture of the country, the resouces of the country, the values and the society of the country; and that will all affect what travellers think about the country; there for it will also change what the other countries think about this country. In conclusion that all of the above will change the worldview.
What worldview would best fit someone who strongly believes in the zodiac calendar and signs?
The worldview is that the patterns of the planets affect our lives on earth.
Who did the Hernan Cortes affect?
the aztec empire
In what ways can exploration and expansion affect the worldview of a societies and the societies they come into contact with?
Something
Common messages stories morals and ideas in Aztec art?
Aztec art often depicted gods, such as Huitzilopochtli, Quetzalcoatl, and Tonatiuh, showcasing their importance in the Aztec pantheon. Human sacrifice, warfare, and agricultural themes were commonly depicted, reflecting the Aztec society's values and beliefs. Additionally, symbols of death and rebirth, such as skulls and serpents, were prevalent, representing the cyclical nature of life and the Aztec worldview.
How did the wars of conquest affect the Aztec empire?
Destroyed it.
What factors affect worldview?
One's upbringing, the environment in which one lives, education received, etc.
