<span>An Aztec person would see their own religious beliefs and practices as an integral part of their identity and culture. A European visitor, who would likely never have been exposed to such a system, would likely think of the beliefs as outlandish and without merit, even though the very same thing could be said about his or her own views through the eyes of the Aztec person.</span>
One way would be to limit who can receive a passport or visa to travel to another country and another would be at the entrance to the country they may not be admitted for example due to inadequate funds to live. In my case, when I travelled by bus from Costa Rica to Panama, the Panamanian authorities required that I either have a ticket out of the country or a return ticket back to San Jose, Costa Rica.
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They can be used for food and resources.
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Correct answer is A. the Portuguese spoken there is slightly different than in Portugal.
Explanation:
Option A is correct as the language of indigenous population partially affected the Portuguese language, and that is why it is not totally the same as it is the one that people in Portugal are speaking.
B is not correct as differences in economy is not a cultural effect.
C is also not correct as this is a product of other factors.
D is not correct because this judgment is not based on any realistic data.
