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zalisa [80]
3 years ago
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Please help me with this. Explain how Aztecs and Cortes interacted with each other, and what happened as a result of their meeti

ng?
History
1 answer:
marysya [2.9K]3 years ago
5 0
Cortes showed up, the Aztecs welcomed him with open arms. They apparently thought he was a god. They gave him all the gold he could ever want, but he decided that that wasn't good enough and so he set up a meeting with Montezuma (their leader). He then captured Montezuma. The Aztecs realized their mistake and beat the Spanish back. 

<span>After a while, the Spanish enlisted the aid of oppressed tribes living under Aztec rule, and when they made a move on the Empire, they found most of the Aztec warriors dead or dying of diseases that THEY brought over from Europe. They then conquered everyone.</span>
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