The Spanish defeat of the Aztec Empire was led by Hernan Cortes in April of 1520. He was accompanied by a man named Pizarro.
The Aztec empire was defeated by Hernando Cortez. He had a larger army and he allied with other groups.
He landed on the Mexico shore, sunk his ships so none of his men could return or turn on him, then he encountered the Aztects, and defeated them. They made Mexico city there and then went south for the Incas, who were wealthy.
tequihuatitlantlis, war messengers yciucatitlantis, carry urgent information like the arrival of the Spanish painanis, "the one of light feet" whom carry religious information....
The defeat of The Spanish Armada in the English Channel, when the King of Spain sent the Armada to capture Queen Victoria I, For the Pope, whom had excommunicated her.The defeat of The Spanish Armada in the English Channel, marked the end of the control of the seas.
It depends. For whom? For Spain this statement can be true, as all Spanish holdings in the Americas eventually became independent. For the indigenous people in the Americas, it was a terrible defeat, as their culture, religion and population was utterly destroyed.
The Aztec empire was defeated by Hernando Cortez. He had a larger army and he allied with other groups.
The Persian Empire.
He landed on the Mexico shore, sunk his ships so none of his men could return or turn on him, then he encountered the Aztects, and defeated them. They made Mexico city there and then went south for the Incas, who were wealthy.
Well for both, technological inferiority and smallpox (more on the smallpox part). And also for the Aztecs, the participation of thousands of people whom they oppressed on the spanish side of the siege of tenochtitlan. For the Incas, the striking similarity of Pizarro looking like Quetzcoatl, thus explaining an initial hesitancy to fight, allowing the Spanish a surprise attack that captured their King.
He can't defeat the God of Israel.
Mexican empire for whom America was named?
The Aztec people.
The defeat of The Spanish Armada in the English Channel, when the King of Spain sent the Armada to capture Queen Victoria I, For the Pope, whom had excommunicated her.The defeat of The Spanish Armada in the English Channel, marked the end of the control of the seas.
tequihuatitlantlis, war messengers yciucatitlantis, carry urgent information like the arrival of the Spanish painanis, "the one of light feet" whom carry religious information....
John McCain.
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It depends. For whom? For Spain this statement can be true, as all Spanish holdings in the Americas eventually became independent. For the indigenous people in the Americas, it was a terrible defeat, as their culture, religion and population was utterly destroyed.