The Spanish did not provide free education for all boys and girls; the Aztec did. Both societies had an elite (special) program of studies for the children of nobles. What do you think this might say about each society's worldview?

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Eileen Crosby

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30 May, 00:37

The Spanish did not provide free education for all boys and girls; the Aztec did. Both societies had an elite (special) program of studies for the children of nobles. What do you think this might say about each society's worldview?

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Matthew Butler · Answer 1

The fact that both the Spanish and the Aztec had an elite (special) program of studies for the children of nobles means they were classist societies that privileged the access of opportunity to the wealthy and powerful.

Explanation:

To understand the answer we need to analyze two different facts. The first one is that both societies provided an elite program of studies for the children of nobles. Making them more privileged and strengthening their access to opportunity. Second, they made this so they could be better prepared and have better opportunities. Therefore, they had an equal perspective of ruling and power in their respective societies. Making the conquest reprogramming easier to succeed.