What was christopher wren's focus after much of london burned in 1666, and how did his plans change?

Answer:

Christopher Wren dedicatedly planned to rebuild the city of London after fire in 1966.

Explanation:

The "Great Fire of London" (in 1966) started in a "baker's shop". It took around 4 days for it extinguish. Because of this enormous fire, around 373 acres of the city was destroyed. It included the famous St Paul's Cathedral and much of London Bridge also.  

After the fire, architect “Christopher Wren” planned to rebuild London for which he submitted the plans to “Charles II”. Wren was motivated by the buildings and the street plans of Paris. But his plans were not approved, mainly due to shortage of money/funds. He focused on recovering “St. Peter's Cathedral”, however his plan did not work. Then, he planned making a new church which is a symbol of English Baroque.

either b) they were often feared and despised by other native cultures. or

c) their obsession allowed them to coexist with many other native cultures because of their peaceful nature.