After the death of this [Don Luis de Santa María Nacacipactzin], there began to be judges governors who governed the city of Mexico-Tenochtitlan without being natives of Mexico, who no longer belonged to the blood and lineage of those mentioned above

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After the death of this [Don Luis de Santa María Nacacipactzin], there began to be judges governors who governed the city of Mexico-Tenochtitlan without being natives of Mexico, who no longer belonged to the blood and lineage of those mentioned above. great tlatoque (rulers) and legitimate tlatocapiltin (royal dynasty) Tenochcas, but who came from other cities; some of them were main, others were not main, and finally others were also mestizo. As for these mestizos, we do not know the lineage their Spanish ancestors had, whether their grandparents and grandmothers were noble or commoners in Spain […] Some mestizos and mestizos honor themselves by recognizing that they descend from our lineages, but others refuse without reason to recognize that they preserve our nobility of blood, and even pretend to be Spaniards, despising and making fun of us, as some Spaniards also do. same first father, Adam, and of the same mother, Eve, although human bodies belong to three different races. " 2) "At that time the one called "Necoc Yaotl" appeared. He was deceiving people, making it difficult for anyone to study, to get baptized. He asked for papers [ceremonials], quail and incense [for sacrifices]. Once they went to apprehend Necoc Yaotl at the San Sebastián Matlahuaca Market. They whipped him before Fray Luis and the people summoned. Then began the investigation of idolatry in all parts of Tlaxcala. They made it, the students of the priests" For EACH passage, identify: What is the structure of this excerpt? What is the style? What is the genre? What is the theme? What does the text tell us? What is your opinion on the text?