I don't think so. In all words, Hernán Cortés was pretty evil. He brutally tricked the native people by turing their nearby enemies against them, many <span> tribes resented the harsh rule and steep taxes the Aztecs imposed and were willing to join with Cortes. He also </span>spread smallpox amongst the natives killing many people and later invading the city,and a<span>fter several failed attempts to convince Emperor Montezuma to submit to Spanish and Christian ideals , Cortes took the Aztec leader hostageas well as </span> taking almost everyone as slaves and shipped them off to Spain. He plundered a lot of gold from the Aztecs and brought it back leaving their magnificent civilization, religion and beautiful gold relics in shatters. So yeah I really don't think he cared about the people, just the land and money(gold) that he could get.
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textiles rum and manufactured goods
Explanation:
its part of the triangular trade
Answer:
The 1978 Camp David Accords secured a lasting peace between two longtime enemies in the Middle East.
Explanation:
The British had tons of internal and domestic problems to face their own, so basically from the beginning (early 1600's) they entered into a period of salutary neglect (where they didn't enforce their own laws)
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