Answer: Hernán Cortés
Explanation: Hernán Cortés was a Spanish conquistador, or conqueror, best remembered for conquering the Aztec empire in 1521 and claiming Mexico for Spain. He also helped colonize Cuba and became a governor of New Spain
The Union had more men and factories to throw at the frontlines. Although the Union had those advantages, the Confederacy was fighting on their own turf, giving them a larger advantage.
Correct answer: A. Many medieval Christians were suspicious of Jewish culture and practices.
Explanation:
Prejudices occur and grow when persons of different cultures don't have honest interactions with each other. In the Middle Ages, European culture was dominated by the Catholic Church, and Jews were considered very strange and alien. There also were religious prejudices against the Jews, whom the Christians blamed for killing Jesus, their Savior. The medieval suspicion against Jewish culture and practices even came up with bizarre ideas and accusations against them. During the Black Death, Jews were blamed for poisoning the wells with disease (as a way of trying to explain how the plague was spreading). There was even an accusation that has been called "the blood libel," which said that Jews used the blood of Christians to make the matzah bread for their Passover rituals.
Hatred of Jews, which later came to be known as Anti-Semitism, grew throughout the Middle Ages and has persisted into modern times.
