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What is the Encomeinda System?
it was a law in the aztecs life after spanish came.
What was the primary effect of the epidemic of Spanish and Aztecs?
The primary effect of the epidemic on the Aztecs during the Spanish conquest was a dramatic decline in their population, primarily due to diseases such as smallpox, which the indigenous people had no immunity against. This demographic collapse weakened the Aztec society, leading to social disruption and facilitating the Spanish conquest. The loss of life and the resultant chaos significantly diminished the Aztecs' ability to resist Spanish forces, ultimately contributing to the fall of their empire.
How did the Aztecs view death?
The Aztecs viewed death as another phase of life.
Were The Aztecs Civilized?
The Aztecs were very civilized in the hood and did thug life and did heist and steal money and gold from other cities.
What was Hernando Cortes interests?
Hernan Cortes motive for exploration was to find riches.
What changed after the Spanish took over Aztecs?
Well the Spanish made the Aztecs be christen and flow the religion they also ditch the Aztec way of life and flowed what the Spanish did
How did the Aztecs affect your life today with there inventions?
they were awesome
What is the Encomeinda System?
it was a law in the aztecs life after spanish came.
What was the Aztecs life like before the spanish?
They were religious, and lived in wealth.
What is the guy spying on in time tangled island?
The Spanish conquistador is watching the Aztecs at 1519 AD. In real life, the Spanish conquered the Aztecs in Mexico with the help of rival tribes, in 1520.
How did the incas perceive the spanish differently from the Aztecs?
The Incas saw the Spanish as foreign invaders who threatened their empire and way of life. They initially resisted the Spanish conquest. The Aztecs, on the other hand, initially viewed the Spanish as gods due to a prophecy and were more accommodating until they realized the true intentions of the Spanish conquerors.
How does the climate affect the Aztecs needs and daily life?
It affected their daily lives by the heat and that they will die
What was the primary effect of the epidemic of Spanish and Aztecs?
The primary effect of the epidemic on the Aztecs during the Spanish conquest was a dramatic decline in their population, primarily due to diseases such as smallpox, which the indigenous people had no immunity against. This demographic collapse weakened the Aztec society, leading to social disruption and facilitating the Spanish conquest. The loss of life and the resultant chaos significantly diminished the Aztecs' ability to resist Spanish forces, ultimately contributing to the fall of their empire.
How is lupus going to affect my life?
With medical management and treatment, you can lead a normal life with lupus.
When did the Aztecs surrender to the Spanish?
The Aztecs surrendered to the Spanish on August 13, 1521, after a prolonged siege led by Hernán Cortés. The fall of Tenochtitlán, the Aztec capital, marked the end of the Aztec Empire and the beginning of Spanish colonization in Mexico. The surrender followed months of fierce fighting and significant loss of life due to warfare and diseases brought by the Europeans.
How did the Aztecs view death?
The Aztecs viewed death as another phase of life.
What was daily life like for the Aztecs?
daily life for the Aztecs was building houses and hunting and making clothes and having sex
