Yes, there are some of them:
i dont think he does!
When Hernan Cortes reached Yucatan in 1519, set on conquering the Aztecs, he scuttled 10 of his 11 ships and sent the other back to Cuba with some of the treasure he had located. He did this so that his men would have no thought of returning to Cuba.
Well when hernan first entered the city Mocteczuma thought hernan was a god (Quetzal Quotal.) so he treated him like a guest meaning hernan didn't go through any trouble until he told Mocteczuma what he realy came for- the 3 G's Gold, God, and Glory.
Because he is viewed as the destroyer of the Aztec civilization, who massacred many of its people and enslaved whoever remained - such as infants and women.
One was called Candlemaker. In any event, when the expedition of Hernan Cortes reached Yucatan, he scuttled 10 of the ships and sent the other back to Cuba with some of the treasure he had collected.
Yes
Well actually he's the reason the Aztecs were destroyed so pretty much.Also it's Hernando Cortes not Hernan
Yes
He killed off an entire civilization of native Aztecs.
Yes- when Cortes' forces successfully destroyed Tenochtitlan and claimed it for Spain, he renamed it Mexico City.
i dont think he does!
When Hernan Cortes reached Yucatan in 1519, set on conquering the Aztecs, he scuttled 10 of his 11 ships and sent the other back to Cuba with some of the treasure he had located. He did this so that his men would have no thought of returning to Cuba.
Probably he conquered the Aztec civilization - one of the greatest pre-columbian empires in south America.
Well when hernan first entered the city Mocteczuma thought hernan was a god (Quetzal Quotal.) so he treated him like a guest meaning hernan didn't go through any trouble until he told Mocteczuma what he realy came for- the 3 G's Gold, God, and Glory.
Yes. She had one boy, Martin, to Hernan Cortes and then later remarried to Juan de Jaramillo and bore him a daughtor, Maria.
Because he is viewed as the destroyer of the Aztec civilization, who massacred many of its people and enslaved whoever remained - such as infants and women.
No, Hawaii does not have any landmarks at all.