'Cortez and the Aztec Empire Conquest'

'On November 8, 1519, Spanish explorer Hernan Cortes, arrived in the civilize and advanced Aztec Empire, accompanied by d Spaniards and a vast amount of native eitheries. Cortess arrival in Tenochtitlan was welcomed by the soci competent Aztec deal, who mistakenly believed that Cortes was wiz of their gods, Quetzalcoatl, who was characterized by sporty skin, red hair, and ignition eyes (Marder). The Aztecs were involuntary to share all their wealth and ecstasy with the Spaniards. However, the Spaniards cherished the mated of the Aztecs desires of worshipping them and showering them with valuable offerings; they wanted to obliterate their pleasing land. After terzetto years of uncivilized battles between the both contrasting cultures, Cortes successfully achieved victory because of the Aztecs crazy tribute system, the Spaniards victor military and ripe weapons, as vigorous as a widely hand out disease.\nBecause of the Aztecs regular rule of a virulent tribute system, Cortes was able to victoriously surmount the Aztecs. To the Aztec state, the procedure of human beings devote was passing common. A historian in the case of the Aztec culture claims, ...the crime of human sacrifice highly move the Spaniards to chastise what they considered an sinister culture  (Cottrill). The Aztecs atrocious killings of innocent people made an new(prenominal)(prenominal) surrounding people, such(prenominal) as the people of the powerful metropolis of Tlaxcalan to join the Spaniards. umpteen of the Tlaxcalans were being sacrificed, therefore, desperately, lacking to stop this barbaric ritual, the Tlaxcalans united with the Spanish, therefore leading to a larger legions which would help the Spanish significantly, to successfully conquer the Aztec Empire. Cortes himself was in addition revolt at the intellect of human sacrifice. ...Cortes would also have comprehend about other equally unforgiving ritual practices, including the cut do wn open of the throats of infants, the decapitation of young women, and the fecundation of teenagers in rece... '