Cultural exchange between Spanish and Aztecs from "summary" of The Conquest of Mexico by William Hickling Prescott
The cultural exchange between the Spanish and Aztecs was a significant aspect of the conquest of Mexico. The Spanish, led by Hernan Cortes, encountered a civilization that was vastly different from their own. The Aztecs had a rich and sophisticated culture, with advanced architectural, artistic, and agricultural practices. They were also skilled in various crafts, such as weaving and pottery. In contrast, the Spanish brought with them their own customs, beliefs, and technologies. They introduced the Aztecs to new crops, animals, and weapons, which had a profound impact on their way of life. The Spanish also brought their language, religion, and legal system, which influenced the culture of the Aztecs. The cultural...
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