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Select all that apply regarding the events in the Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire...(1 point)
Responses
Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders.
The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders.
A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
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Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders.
The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders.
A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
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The correct responses regarding the events in the Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire are:
1. Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
2. A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
3. Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
The statement "The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders" is incorrect, as Tenochtitlán ultimately fell to the Spanish in 1521.
1. Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies.
2. A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed.
3. Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland.
The statement "The Aztecs successfully defended Tenochtitlán from Spanish invaders" is incorrect, as Tenochtitlán ultimately fell to the Spanish in 1521.
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