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DIGITAL ID: (COLOR FILM COPY TRANSPARENCY) CPH 3B REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-USZC4-741 (COLOR FILM COPY TRANSPARENCY) REPOSITORY: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS DIVISION WASHINGTON, D.C USA RECEPTION OF SPANIARD HERNANDO CORTEZ BY THE AZTEC EMPEROR MONTEZUMA

HOW DOES PERSPECTIVE SHAPE HISTORY? How do different perspectives alter one’s view of historical events? We will analyze the image by viewing the experience through the lenses of three different people.

WHAT IS MONTEZUMA’S PERSPECTIVE? How does his position in society affective his perspective? What background knowledge does he have?

WHAT IS CORTEZ’S PERSPECTIVE? How does his position in society affective his perspective? What background knowledge does he have?

WHAT IS MONTEZUMA’S SERVANT’S PERSPECTIVE? How does his position in society affective his perspective? What background knowledge does he have?

WORKS CITED "Reception of Hernando Cortez by the Emporer Montezuma." Reception of Hernando Cortez by the Emporer Montezuma. Web. 9 July 2015.