How did the religious beliefs of the Aztec and the conquistadores differ? A.
The Aztec worshiped multiple deities, while the conquistadores worshiped a single deity.
B.
The Aztec didn’t perform religious rituals, while the conquistadores sacrificed animals.
C.
The Aztec prayed twice daily, while the conquistadores prayed at least four times daily.
D.
The Aztec holy book was the Bible, while the conquistadores’ holy book was the Popol Vuh.

The correct answer is option A - The Aztec worshiped multiple deities, while the conquistadores worshiped a single deity.

The Aztec religion worshiped multiple deities into its pantheon which were held by a professional priesthood. Besides, they practiced ritual sacrifices, and they believed it assured the sun would rise again and crops would grow.

The conquistadores, on the other hand, worshiped a single deity.

They practiced Catholicism, and they believed they had the right to conquer the New World to bring Christianity to the Americans.  Priests traveled and preached the Gospel for a few days in each place.

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