The Christianity, more specifically the Catholic Christianity, was spread in Mexico mostly by force. This task was performed by the Catholic missionaries, with the assistance of the military. They were forcing the local population to get converted and leave their own native religion behind them, and the methods were anything from verbal persuasion, to torture, and even murder of the ones that were not willing to accept the new faith. The missionaries went so far that they even destroyed pretty much everything (apart from 4 pieces) written about the Mayan religion in an attempt to show their superiority, and also to leave the natives without any basis so that they can continue to practice it.
Answer:
Feminism
Explanation:
Artist Judy Chicago was a strong feminist back in the 1970s. Her piece called "The Dinner Party" is regarded as the one of the first important feminist artwork. Chicago wanted to represent women and their force throughout time. Her inspiration came from a dinner he went to where the men at her table were all professors and the women had doctorates but were not professors and sat there quietly. Chicago wanted women to be represented in a dinner where their importance is shown.
According to John B. Gordon, a Southern point of view regarding the power of states under the <span>Constitution was that state sovereignty was more important than federal power. </span>
Answer:
Unalienable rights and the social contract
Explanation:
Locke believed that everybody had natural/unalienable rights given to them at birth, which include life, liberty, and property.
He also believed in a social contract in society where the government would secure the people's rights and would also be limited in its power.
