When the conquistadors, led by Hernán Cortés, arrived in Tenochtitlan in 1519, they were astounded by the city's grandeur and sophistication. The impressive architecture, advanced infrastructure, and bustling markets contrasted sharply with their European cities. Many conquistadors viewed the Aztec civilization with a mix of admiration and greed, seeing it as an opportunity for wealth and conquest. This initial awe quickly turned to hostility as tensions rose, leading to violent confrontations.
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They came for: -Gold -Land -And to change the religion
the king was Montezuma II
Conquistadors came from all over Europe, but most were Spanish conquistadors from southwestern Spain.
Gold , Silver and for LAND
Cortes and his conquistadors arrived in Mexico in 1519.
Hernan Cortes
Hernan Cortes
Moctezuma
the king was Montezuma II
the king was Montezuma II
Spanish conquistadors.
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By 'kind', I will assume you meant 'king'. In this case, the answer is Moctezuma II.
The Aztecs were a huge empire and had many people and they could've easily ambushed Hernan Cortez and the other Spanish Conquistadors when they first arrived
When Spanish conquistadors arrived to Mexico, they also brought Roman Catholic priests with them. Once they conquered all native peoples in Mexico, they swiftly converted them to Christianity.
They came for: -Gold -Land -And to change the religion