among pre-Columbian peoples, like the Aztecs, human sacrifice was a common practice, which did not occur in European societies of Antiquity and the Middle Ages.

opposite forms of devotion of their religiosity, since European societies did not use war as a practice to convert other peoples as the Aztecs did.

conversion methods of the populations living around the mentioned societies, through the mechanism of armed action.

both in Aztec society and in European society of the Middle Ages, the use of magical-religious practices to convert peoples of other religions.

actions of violence related to religious beliefs in geographically and culturally diverse worlds, in Europe and America.

Text 8
"The Aztecs believed in the myth that, without human blood (the 'precious water') offered to the Sun, the world's machinery would stop working. That's why they sought to maintain a 'stock' of prisoners destined for sacrifices. This was one of their justifications for war."
(FIGUEIRA, Divalte Garcia. History. New High School Series. São Paulo: Ática, 2004, p. 131)
Text 9
"At the end of the 11th century, the feudal order suffered another major impact: the Crusades, religious and military expeditions aimed at taking the Holy Land from the hands of the Muslims."
(FIGUEIRA, Divalte Garcia. History. New High School Series. São Paulo: Ática, 2004, p. 89)
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Question about America: Native Peoples: Review

Subject History

History

Source UEPA

UEPA

Topic America: Native Peoples: Review

America: Native Peoples: Review

Difficulty Easy

Easy

(UEPA 2009) - Question Easy of History