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Yes. That is one reason the natives feared them. They had never seen such animals before.

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Who were the conquistadors who introduced horses in north America?

The conquistadors brought horses to Latin America in 1521.


How did the conquistadors travel?

On a ship. The conquistadors brought horses with them. (Horses are not native to the Americas.)


Who brought wild horses?

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What year were horses first brought from Spain?

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What animal did the spanish conquistadors bring with them that changed the life of the native American.How this animal changed life for the native Americans?

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How many horses did the Aztecs have?

None at first; horses are not native to the Americas. Perhaps they gained one or two that escaped the conquistadors, but it is hard to know.


Where there horses here during the first Thanksgiving?

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What role did horses play in the conquistador's victory over the Aztecs?

Because the Aztecs had never seen horses, they believed that the men riding in on horses were gods. Instead of fighting back against the conquistadors, they allowed them among them and even offered them gifts. By the time that they realized that the conquistadors were not gods, but enemies, it was too late for them to fight back.