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With the conquistadors wanting all land they came across for themselves.
between Spain and America
They brought Catholicism to the new world
The Spanish invaded the Aztecs Empire. Some Aztecs joined forces with the Spanish. Together, they fought the other Aztecs and tried to overthrow their Aztec emperor, Moctezuma. They had long, hard battles. Diseases spread to the Aztecs and killed many of them. in 1521, the Aztecs surrendered to the Spanish.
Basically, it was Spanish greed. The Spanish King Charles V got to hear rumours of the mythical land of 'El Dorado', a legendary Aztec city that was said to be filled with vast amounts of gold and other treasure. The Spanish Government was also aware that apart from this, there was genuine evidence that Central and South America really were highly rich in precious minerals and gemstones. The Aztecs tried to explain to the Conquistadors that El Dorado was only a folk tale, and that it was not real, but the Spanish disbelieved them and thought that they were lying, to cover up the place for themselves. In the end, the Spaniards decided that conquest of what is now Latin America in order to gain control of it's material riches was worth more than retaining friendly relations with the Aztec civilisation, so began a complex system of conquering the Inca civilisation using the technique of 'divide and rule'. The Aztec and Inca world was not by any means united- there was civil war and conflict between the kingdoms and peoples of the region quite apart from any intervention from Europe. The Spanish used this to their own advantage, making alliances of convenience with certain kingdoms and fiefdoms to increase their military might in the overthrowing of other parts of the region, and also deliberately setting tribes and Aztec noble houses against each other, so that they would go to war and thus deplete their military strength, making them unable to resist the Spanish conquerors. In some cases the Spanish deliberately courted the alliegance of some Aztec kingdoms in order to make them 'puppet states' of the Conquistadors, only being allowed autonomy and to continue ruling themselves if they retained regional stability on Spain's behalf and offered military support to the Spanish whenever this was demanded.
One consequence of the conflict between Pizarro and Atahualpa was the defeat and capture of Atahualpa by the Spanish conquistadors. This event ultimately led to the downfall of the Inca Empire and the Spanish colonization of Peru.
The Spanish-American War was a conflict between America and Spain in 1898. America's intervention during the Cuban War of Independence and America's attacks on Spain's Pacific possessions led to this war.
There is no conflict between Ireland and America.
With the conquistadors wanting all land they came across for themselves.
The Inca's lived between 1438 and 1533. They were a thriving empire until the Spanish conquistadors wiped out their civilization.
Between 2600 BC and 1697 AD, when the last Mayan city-states Tayasal and Zacpeten (present-day Guatemala) were subdued by Spanish conquistadors.
The Inca Empire thrived between the 15th and 16th centuries in South America, specifically in the Andes region. The empire was eventually conquered by Spanish conquistadors led by Francisco Pizarro in the mid-16th century.
Between 1521 and 1821, when it became an overseas territory of the Spanish Empire. At the time, several Spanish conquistadors explored the northern territories, founding several cities along the way such as Santa Fe (NM), San Antonio (TX) or Los Angeles (CA).
For three hundred years. Between the Fall of Tenochtitlan (1521) and the entry of the Three Guarantees Army into Mexico City (1821). Spain however, didn't recognize Mexico's independence until 1836.
the spanish American war
between Spain and America
They brought Catholicism to the new world