i really don't care
One reason to not believe that Montezuma welcomed Cortes is that "Thus Moctezuma'sassertion that he and his predecessors (those who came before) were just safeguarding the rulership of the Mexica empire in anticipation of Cortes's arrival is not to be taken seriously."
Source: Seven Myths of the Spanish Conquest, written by Matthew Restall in 2003
excellent question, and here is an answer. The reason why Montezuma, or Motechzoma, the way scholars call him, welcomed Hernan Cortes to his empire was because the Aztec's believed he (hernan cortes) was the sun god returning from his voyage.
what is one readon documnent b would not be a reliable source to understand what happened when moctezuma met cortes
He was determined to break the Aztec's power.
The Aztec's did not hate Cortes at first but eventually came to hate him. At first they believed that he was their god. The most obvious reason they hated him was because he pretty much destroyed their entire civilization. They also hated him because he did not agree with their ceremonial sacrificing.
One reason for Don Hernando Cortes to be able conquer the Aztec empire was because of his military power. His army possessed superior weapons and armors. They also trained horses and dogs to their advantage. The Aztecs also confused Cortes as one of their gods and thus trusted him. In addition, Spaniards spread smallpox and other European diseases which killed and lessen the number of the Aztec people.
excellent question, and here is an answer. The reason why Montezuma, or Motechzoma, the way scholars call him, welcomed Hernan Cortes to his empire was because the Aztec's believed he (hernan cortes) was the sun god returning from his voyage.
what is one readon documnent b would not be a reliable source to understand what happened when moctezuma met cortes
Hernando Cortes is ruthless in many ways. He is ruthless because he had no mercy on the Aztecs and his soldiers. For example when he first arrived the Aztecs treated him well because there leader Montezuma thought that the Europeans were gods. They gave him gifts such as gold. This only made Cortes more eager to find the source of the gold. This showed that he was ruthless because they thought the gold would make him happy and leave but he decided to come anyway and he showed little mercy on them. He was also ruthless to his soldiers because he ordered the ships to be sunk so his soldiers cannot turn back after Cortes decided to march inland. Cortes was then treated as a guest but he was driven out by Aztec nobles and half of his army was killed or wounded. From this Cortes decided to begin a siege of Tenochtitlan. He was ruthless to the Aztecs because he showed no mercy on them since he kept sending soldiers until most of there warriors were killed or captured. Also once Montezuma had died there was a new ruler who was the nephew of Montezuma, The new ruler named Cuauhtémoc defended the city, however Hernando Cortes still continued his ruthless ways. For instance after 3 months the city fell to Cortes. He then had Cuauhtémoc executed which is another reason why Cortes is ruthless. He could have justified his actions to conquer the Aztecs after they drove him out by killing half of his men or wounding them. Clearly Hernando Cortes was ruthless in many ways.
I believe if you're refering to the explorer, the Incas would have introduced him. The reason for that is because the Incas were wealthy on two things, gold, and cocoa beans. Cocoa beans were made into chocolate.
Well actually he's the reason the Aztecs were destroyed so pretty much.Also it's Hernando Cortes not Hernan
As with any job, new workers often will be welcomed into the company. There should be no reason for them not to as you are all working together and often in the same spaces.
He was in a mission to find riches(gold, jewels,etc.)
Reason to Believe was created in 1971.
To stop HUMAN sacrifice, convert the Indians, and to find gold.
He was determinded to break the power of the Aztecs.
The duration of A Reason to Believe is 1.82 hours.
Hernán Cortes sailed for Spain both because he was Spanish by birth (and therefore harbored loyalty to his fatherland) and because King Carlos V of Spain agreed to fund his voyages. Mostly it was the latter reason.