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They were both indigenous peoples of Mexico and were wiped out by Spanish Conquistadors.
Yes. Disease wiped out most of them (as was true with most native populations in America after Europeans came), along with political conflicts with the neighboring Aztecs that were inflamed by Spanish interference in the area.
The Spanish had horses that scared the Incas.Better weaponsTrained better.The Incan were fighting among themselves for control of their own governmentWeakened them enough for the Spanish to conquer them.Diseases such as smallpox that wiped out entire communities.Prophecy of the god Quetzalcoatl which was believed that one day a new white god would come.
in the 15 century, spanish conquistadors dominated the civilization.
Most of the Aztecs died from a disease they had never seen before, which was SmallPox. When the Spanish conquestadors came over to conquer the Aztecs, they brought over this deadly diseas that ultimately wiped out the Aztecs.
They both have lived on Mexican land. The Aztecs before the Spanish wiped them out and then the Spanish lived there after they had wiped out the Aztecs lol
The Spanish wiped them out
Cortez, in his arrogance, thought that he could conquer the Aztecs by force. However, they were intimidated by him because they thought he was a god, and rampant disease wiped out many of the warriors, making the conquest relatively easy.
The Spanish.
Considering this actually did happen, and since the Spanish wiped out the Aztecs, Spanish. Also Gunpowder and Horses
Disease and inter-marriage. The Aztecs were at the center of Spanish control in Mexico, disease killed many but many more married Spanish men and had Mestizo children. So in a sense Aztecs are still around, they are the typical Mexican person of today.
malintzin
The Spanish had horses, guns, swords, and cannon while the Aztecs still used hand weapons and spears. They also had the backing from tribes who disliked the Aztecs, such as the Talaxcala. However the defeat of the Aztecs and the downfall of Tenochtitlan was mainly due to the ravages of disease. Most of the population of the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, were wiped out by the diseases the Spanish brought, to which the natives had no immunity.
They were both indigenous peoples of Mexico and were wiped out by Spanish Conquistadors.
The Spanish had a technological advantage, having steel weapons, guns, and horses. Many Native Americans had never seen these before, and were terrified of them. Also, the two empires were not completely unified, but made of dozens of different tribes and peoples conquered by the Aztecs and Incas. The Spaniards took advantage of this by making alliances with those vengeful tribes. But the most deadly weapon the Spanish had was disease. Most Europeans were immune to smallpox, but Native Americans were not. Smallpox wiped out thousands of people in the Americas, including the emperor of Inca himself, thus making them easy to conquer.
Yes. Disease wiped out most of them (as was true with most native populations in America after Europeans came), along with political conflicts with the neighboring Aztecs that were inflamed by Spanish interference in the area.