What are three unintended changes of Mexico?

1. The Spanish Inquisition. The Spanish Inquisition was established in Mexico in 1571 to combat heresy and enforce religious orthodoxy. It resulted in the persecution and execution of thousands of people, including indigenous people, Jews, and Protestants. The Inquisition also had a chilling effect on intellectual freedom and scientific research.

2. The Mestizo Population. The Spanish conquest of Mexico led to the intermarriage of Spanish men and indigenous women, resulting in the creation of a new mestizo population. Mestizos were often discriminated against by both Spanish and indigenous people and faced social and economic barriers.

3. The Catholic Church. The Catholic Church played a significant role in shaping Mexican culture and society. It helped to spread Spanish language, customs, and values and was a major landowner and economic force. The Church also played a role in politics, and its influence was often used to support the interests of the wealthy and powerful.