Which statement is accurate about the Aztecs and the Spanish? A. The Aztecs admired Spanish culture and adopted many of its cust
oms. B. The Aztecs had a complex civilization that was destroyed by the Spanish conquerors. C. The Aztecs could not defend themselves against the Spanish because they had no government or cities. D. The Spanish learned how to ride horses from the Aztecs.
the answe is B- the aztecs had a complex cicilization that eas destroyed by the spansih conquerors
The Aztecs were advanced fr their time but not as advanced as the Spanish were so in 1521 the Aztecs got taken over by the Spanish. Their commander was Hernan Cortes. Sadly the Aztecs werent as advanced as the spanish were. The spanish had heavy and durable armor,cannons and guns to attack and defend with.
The correct answer is B) The Aztecs had a complex civilization that was destroyed but the Spanish conquerors.The Aztec empire was a flourishing and successful empire that had been ruled by Moctezuma for seventeen years, before it was colonized by the Spanish conquistadors who killed Moctezuma and crumbled the empire by destroying its cities. The Spanish were allied with the Aztecs enemies and treat the enemy empire like nobles, while the Aztecs had statuses of minors.
By the middle of the 1600s almost all goods imported into the American colonies came into the colonies through the new England supports. Their relationship with a great Britain was therefore greatly affected by the American revolutionary war.
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