Disease mostly. Also on account of the Aztecs having many Native American enemies.
Disease was probably the number one killer in the New World. Smallpox being the most common. Disease brought entire civilizations down such as the Incas and many Native American tribes. This is mainly due to Native Americans not having any resistance in their bodies to these new diseases brought by the Old World.
When the Aztecs rose to the major power in Mexico, they made quite a few enemies. When the Spaniards came, they used this to their advantage. Also some tribes joined the Spaniards partly because they thought they were gods or due to their "lightning sticks" (muskets).
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Aztecs.
Three key factors that contributed to the Aztecs' power were their advanced military organization, strategic alliances, and agricultural innovations. The Aztecs had a well-trained army that utilized effective tactics and weaponry, allowing them to conquer neighboring territories. Additionally, they formed alliances with other city-states, which expanded their influence and resources. Lastly, their agricultural practices, including the development of chinampas (floating gardens), enabled them to sustain a growing population and support their empire's expansion.
he was tecnologically superior than the Aztecs he got coastal communities to help him
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Disease , allies and more men
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The Aztecs had gold.
They killed the Aztecs
Cortes began his journey to conquer the Aztecs in Veracruz. From Veracruz he traveled to Tenochitian which is was the capital city of the Aztecs.
Aztecs.
they destroyed the Aztecs one by one>:)
They brought wepons and their amry so that they could help conquer the Aztecs
He killed them.
yes
Three key factors that contributed to the Aztecs' power were their advanced military organization, strategic alliances, and agricultural innovations. The Aztecs had a well-trained army that utilized effective tactics and weaponry, allowing them to conquer neighboring territories. Additionally, they formed alliances with other city-states, which expanded their influence and resources. Lastly, their agricultural practices, including the development of chinampas (floating gardens), enabled them to sustain a growing population and support their empire's expansion.