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North America's horses had been extirpated long before the rise to power of the Aztec civilization.
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What were three reasons the spanish conquered the Aztecs?
The Spaniards brang European men with diseases that the Aztecs were not naturally immuned to. The Spaniards also had armor and weapons that were made out of stronger material. The Spaniards had horses too.
Spaniards rode an animal that the Aztecs and Incas never seen before?
horses
What shocked the Aztecs when they first saw the Spaniards?
When the Aztecs first encountered the Spaniards, they were shocked by their appearance, particularly their armor and horses. The Spaniards' advanced weaponry and the presence of large, powerful animals were unlike anything the Aztecs had seen before. Additionally, the Spaniards' unfamiliar customs and the fact that they seemed to come from a distant land added to the awe and bewilderment of the Aztecs. This encounter ultimately contributed to the initial perceptions of the Spaniards as divine or supernatural beings.
What Spaniards rode an animal that the Aztecs and Incas had never seen before the .?
The Spaniards who rode horses were the first to introduce this animal to the Aztecs and Incas, as these civilizations had never encountered horses before the arrival of Europeans in the 16th century. The use of horses provided the Spaniards with significant advantages in mobility and warfare, impacting their conquests in the Americas. The sight of horses was both surprising and intimidating to the Indigenous peoples, who had only ridden llamas and other native animals.
How did the spaniards conqure the Aztecs?
The Spaniards attacked the Aztecs during a festival
Why did the Spaniards treated the Aztecs harshly?
why did the spaniards treat the Aztecs harshly
In this Aztec account the tall ''deer'' that carried the Spaniards on their backs were?
In the Aztec account, the tall "deer" that carried the Spaniards on their backs refer to horses. The Aztecs, unfamiliar with horses, likened them to large deer due to their size and the way they moved. The arrival of the Spaniards on horseback had a significant psychological impact on the Aztecs, contributing to the confusion and fear during the initial encounters.
Why did the Aztecs and the Spaniards fight?
The Spaniards were wanted to conquer the Aztecs and take all of their property, and the Aztecs didn't want that.
How did the introduction of 500 conquistadors into the Aztec community lead to the spread of new diseases and the destruction of the Aztecs?
Small pox wass brought with the Spaniards which the Aztecs couldn't cure and, well, the Spaniards had cannons, horses and guns. (Instant ownage against clubs.)
What was it that enabled the Spaniards to capture the Aztecs?
They killed the Aztecs
Who brought Aztecs down?
the Spaniards defeated the Aztecs.
What did Aztecs think about the Spaniards?
At first, the Aztecs thought that the Spaniards were gods because of their shiny armors and their weapons. When the Spaniards conquered them and onward, however, they feared them.
