Taking a Look at the Spanish Conquest

Introduction: The American Spanish Conquest is an interesting story about exploration, wealth, greed, destruction, and death. Aztec civilization lived in Central America and South America we know today, and was threatened by European explorers in the late 15th century. Aztec civilization is one of the most spectacular civilizations in the world, and its center is masterpiece of Tenoktitong, the capital of Azteca. But with the arrival of Hernan Cortes and his Spanish conquerors, Aztec prosperity and miracles ended.

Spain conquered the Aztec empire, or Spain - the Aztec War (1519-21), the Spanish Empire conquered the Aztec empire in the context of the Spanish colonies America. This is one of the most important and complex events in world history. The Spanish conquistadors, their indigenous allies, and the defeated Aztecs have numerous stories of events of the 16th century. This is not a conflict between the Spaniards who defeated the Aztec empire, but the Spanish invader alliance and the Aztecs, especially the Aztec enemies and enemies. In the past two years, they united to defeat Tenectecton 's Mexicana. For the Spanish, the Mexican expedition is part of a new Spanish colonial rule project, a permanent settlement in Spain for 25 years and a further exploration in the Caribbean.

During this period, no evidence of conquest from the outside was seen. The Spanish conquest of the Mayan Maya against Spain's conquistadors proved the longest and most dangerous of all the ancient civilizations of the United States. It takes 170 years for a conquistor to completely control Maya's land. The independent society and the government of all Mayan lands made Spaniards difficult to conquer Maya as a whole. Resistance to the conquistadors of the local Mayan community and the lack of resources of their land have prevented them from being occupied by Spain for a long time.