Why could the Aztec New Fire ceremony be compared to our modern-day Groundhog Day?

Question

A. Both ceremonies are based on animals.
B. The outcome of the event determines what the culture believes will happen in the future.
C. Both traditions take place in the late winter/early spring.
D. The observance is commonly televised and watched around the country.

Answer 1

The correct answer is B. The outcome of the event determines what the culture believes will happen in the future.

Both the Aztec New Fire ceremony and Groundhog Day involve a belief that the outcome of the event can predict future conditions or events, such as the coming of spring or the overall prosperity of the community.