There is a common misconception stating that the Aztecs confused the Spanish conquistadors for gods (commonly known as the "return of Quetzalcoatl"). They however, knew Cortes and his men were actual men, but the Aztecs -- especially Montezuma, their leader -- were marveled at their superior technology and appearance (white bearded men with iron armor, steel blades and horses). They initially approached them with caution, but during the Main Temple Massacre (May 20, 1520) the conquistadors showed their predatory nature.
The spanish found the aztecs. This gave them souls to convert to their regions, and they took the aztects gold.
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the natives of New Mexico revolt against Spanish settlers because Spanish priests and soldiers burned their sacred objects and prohibited native rituals The Spanish also forced natives to work for them and sometimes abused them physically
Mostly explore South America and Mexico.
They either a) enslaved them, converting them into the Spanish religion and using Spanish language and customs or b) killed them. That is why it is called "the conquest of Mexico".
Because Mexico and Central America were once colonies of Spain.
It is the capital of the State of Mexico (Spanish: Estado de Mexico), in central Mexico.
Spanish.
Yes. They forced their culture and traditions upon them, including their language. That is the reason nowadays Mexico's people speak mostly in Spanish.
In Argentina, the Spanish language is simply referred to as "espaΓ±ol" or "castellano," with no specific regional variation name like in other countries.
Spain. Most of the Hispanic people's in Mexico today are a combination of Spanish and the Natives living there when the Spanish arrived in the 1400's.
Most would belong under Caucasian due to the fact that most are decedents of Spanish colonist or mestizos (mix of Spanish and natives of Mexico), with a few exceptions of pure natives who did not mingle with the Spaniards and a the rare black Mexican who were brought to Mexico in slave ships.
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