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The Native Americans and Mezitos threw off Spanish rule simply cause they felt the Spanish were a threat. The Spanish were of another world to these cultures, and vise versa. Having the Spanish rule them would put their beliefs, traditions, culture, and way of life in jeopardy. Normally when one country or group more efficient explores into anothers ground, they tend to spread their ideas and own way of life from the previous. The Mezitos and N.A. most likely resented this change, and wanted to live their own way which they thought was the right way. So you have a clash of different worlds with different views, causing confusion. Confusion can lead to fear, and fear can turn into hate. Two of them probably had the minset of overcoming the fear of spanish takeover, in which they used hate to overcome that fear. In their eyes, if the Spanish were so willing to explore their world, they could be willing to eliminate the unfit in what they want for this New World. The N.A.s and Mezitos wanted their world back, their religious views, beliefs, traditions. I'm sure asking the Spanish "Hey can you PLEASE leave", wouldn't turn out so good. They wanted to show who's boss basically.
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What is an adalatle?
It is a weapon native Americans used. It's like an arm extension to throw spears farther
How did the native Americans adapt to their environment?
They have to do sacrifices by throwing children into volcanos NO JOKE and the mom has to pick up the child and throw them into the valcano
Why would native Americans and mestizos want to throw off spanish rule?
For much the same reasons the North Americans fought for independence from the monarchic rule of Great Britain. Going forwards as against going backwards or staying put: revolution as against reaction.
What reasons explain the rapid success of the Spanish conquistadors over Native Americans?
The Spanish had superior weapons. Guns and cannons trump arrows and spears. Horses gave them advantages as well. They had armor that protected them against most of what the Aztecs and Incas could throw at them. In addition, many Aztecs thought that the Spanish looked like their gods. And the Spanish unknowingly brought smallpox with them that the Aztecs and Incas had no natural immunity for.
When did the Aztecs rise up and throw the Spanish out of their city?
in what year did the aztecs rise up and throw the spanish out of their city?
How many paper bags do Americans throw away?
about 98% of americans. or 1,233,000 americans.
What does tirar mean in spanish?
To throw.
Did England throw Americans out of England?
no the americans threw themselves to burkina faso
What does arrojar mean in Spanish?
"Arrojar" is translated as "to throw".
Throw snowballs at you in spanish?
go to wordreference.com or dictionary.com
How many plastic bottles do Americans throw out each hour?
3000
Why do Americans throw away more cans each year?
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