Muñoz Camargo, Fernando Alvarado Tezózomoc, and Felipe Guamán Poma De

question 65

Multiple Choice

Muñoz Camargo, Fernando Alvarado Tezózomoc, and Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala were only a few of the many:

• A) Members of the Inquisition who later converted to Protestantism in the New World.
• B) Advocates of the abolition of slave trade in imported Africans.
• C) Jesuits who established universities in Santo Domingo, Mexico City, and elsewhere.
• D) Native American and mestizo chroniclers, historians, and commentators.

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Definitions:

Natural Selection

The process by which heritable traits that confer advantages to an organism's survival and reproduction become more common in a population over successive generations.

Variation

The presence of differences among individuals or populations, often providing the raw material for natural selection.

Evolutionary History

The record of the development of life on Earth, tracing the genetic changes in populations over generations and the emergence of new species.

Lemming-like Ancestor

Refers to an ancestral species resembling modern-day lemmings, often used in evolutionary biology to describe primitive characteristics shared with contemporary species.