Explanation:
Aztecs engaged in war for two primary reasons: for conquest to reap tribute or to take captives for religious sacrifices necessary to satisfy the gods. We'll discuss the war for captives in another article. War, therefore, was a major part of Aztec society and successful Aztec warriors received high honors.
The Catholic Churches would often send missionaries, which would go across boundaries and geographical areas to spread Christianity and sometimes even of proselytizing others.(Proselytism is the act of converting to Christianity.)
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be that Penn created an unprecedented atmosphere of peace and civility in the colonies by welcoming people of all creeds and backgrounds.</span></span>
Due to the Articles of Confederation, States could override what Congress had established and create their own laws which caused division between the states and caused many issues on currency and of other sorts of important matters. Thus, enabling no authority of control over the power of the differentiating states.
