Obvious advantages immediately stand out. The invading Conquistadors consisted of well trained mobilized militias trained in military tactics and outfitted with gunpowder and steel. However, two other factors should be considered. These are literacy and disease. A large amount of Spanish success revolved around being a literary society; allowing them to deceive Aztec emperors. Also, to be considered is the rampant spread of European disease across North America introduced by the Spanish; most notably smallpox. Disease spread faster across the continent than the Spanish; decimating around 80 percent of the indigenous population.
they were taken over by the spanish settlers, and droven out of there land.
The Spanish were successful over the Incas and the Mayans because they had better tools and they had guns and cannons.
I'm not completely sure if this is correct, but I think it was their weapons and the diseases they spread.
because some of the other people back in those times conquered it and took it over........... i think...... black folk came to america.
There are many factors which resulted in the downfall of the Aztecs. Some of which are: Aztec weapons were too primitive to hurt the spanish warriors, Spaniards introduced a new disease to the Americas which weakened the Aztec society, Spaniards had more advanced and effective weapons etc.
they had a greater number of menThe advantage the natives had over the Conquistadors is that they knew the land and the environment. However, the Aztec Empire fell to the Spanish in 1521.
they were taken over by the spanish settlers, and droven out of there land.
Some poorer Aztecs were used as slaves. Some Spanish people married a few Aztec women.
The Spanish were successful over the Incas and the Mayans because they had better tools and they had guns and cannons.
Following the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire in the 16th century, many Aztecs were forcibly converted to Christianity by the Spanish colonizers. Over time, the majority of Aztecs adopted Christianity as their religion, although some indigenous practices and beliefs were also integrated into their faith.
the spanish were immune to fatal reactions to the diseases their bodies were used to, but it really hit the Aztecs hard, especially small pox
I'm not completely sure if this is correct, but I think it was their weapons and the diseases they spread.
because some of the other people back in those times conquered it and took it over........... i think...... black folk came to america.
There are many factors which resulted in the downfall of the Aztecs. Some of which are: Aztec weapons were too primitive to hurt the spanish warriors, Spaniards introduced a new disease to the Americas which weakened the Aztec society, Spaniards had more advanced and effective weapons etc.
The Spanish were very wary of the Aztec religion. In some cases they even exploited it. Perhaps most importantly though, their attitude showed that they did not like the Aztec religion and tried to convert the Aztecs to Christianity.
1400: The aztec warriors started tkin over less fourtne land/people
1. Much better weaponry, and horses; 2. the Aztec assumption long held, that the Spanish were some sort of gods; and 3. the 'bloody-mindedness' of the Spanish. Aztecs if they fought, fought to make prisoners and so did not fight to kill (and never really developed the weapons for it). They were totally taken by surprise by a mindset where killing as many adversaries as possible in a fight was a goal in itself.