Lol . Watching all of you liberals cry over everything that Trump does is going to make my next 4 years AMAZING . <| sep |> Censorship Giving words power since the birth of the FCC <| sep |> i don ' t know whats going on but some times my game freeze my character still moving but i can ' t control it . i need to alttab twice so it can work again . i 5 4690 kgtx 97016 gb ramwin 10 <| sep |> when was the last one ? <| sep |> I was actually talking about this with one of the other mods last night , because we both thought it would be more typical for the upper class names to shift and then the lower class to adapt to follow . In this case , however , Horn offers another piece of evidence that provides some context . Another popular naming convention among higherstatus Nahua was to adopt the second name from a conquidator first or family name . This was particularly true if a particular Spanish colonial heavily patronized supported financially or politically a Mexican family . There are a lot of Corteses running around 17 th 18 th century Mexico . Since the friars running the missions , schools , and churches were still typically de San Pedro or de la Cruz , if the upper class Nahua wished to align themselves with the already higher status Spanish , it would make sense for them to follow the naming pattern . It ' s also higherstatus Nahua who adopt names suggesting a deeper religious education and thus a closer relationship with the friars . Maria and Ana are overwhelmingly the first names of lowerclass Nahua women , according to Horn , but among the upper class you might have something like the full name of a wildly popular European saint Caterina de Senade la Cruz . We concluded that the maintenance of the de names reflects a closer relationship and the proud display of that relationship to the Spanish colonials .