Spain's invasion of Mexico introduced Catholicism and a rigid social class system.

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Spain's invasion of Mexico did introduce Catholicism and a rigid social class system. Catholicism became the dominant religion in Mexico and was used as a tool to exert power and control over the indigenous population. The Spanish also implemented the encomienda system, which established a rigid social hierarchy with Spanish landowners at the top, indigenous people as their labor force, and African slaves at the bottom.

Spain's Invasion of Mexico Introduced Catholicism and a Rigid Social