Human Consequences of Exploration

Human Consequences of Exploration Case Study: The Conquest of Mexico

Genocide: How and Why? • Caribbean • Population virtually disappeared by 1540 • Central Mexico • 25 million in 1519 to 2 million in 1580 • Peru • 10 million in 1530 to 1.5 million in 1590

Columbus and the Indians “All these people lack . . . Every kind of iron; they are also without weapons, which indeed are unknown; nor are they competent to use them, not on account of deformity of body, for they are well formed, but because they are timid and full of fear.”

Case Study: The Aztecs (Mexica) and Cortes An overview of the Spanish Conquest of mexico

The Aztecs

Maps of Tenochtitlan

Cortes’s Route

Conclusions….

Human Consequences of Exploration

Human Consequences of Exploration

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CONSEQUENCES OF REVOLUTION

Consequences of Stigma

Animal Studies and Human Health Consequences

Human Exploration And Development of Space

Cardiovascular Consequences of

Human Exploration of the Moon and Mars

5.4 Consequences of Spanish Exploration

Asteroid Redirect Mission and Human Exploration

Consequences of Exploration.

Exploration and its Consequences

Consequences of Defeat

Consequences of Poverty

Human Exploration ROI

Radiation challenges for human exploration

Human Exploration of Space

The human consequences of domestic fires.

Human Exploration and Space Weather

CONSEQUENCES OF CONFLICT

Human Space Exploration –

Environmental Consequences of Human Activity

The Environmental and Social Consequences of Human Population

Absolutism, Exploration and Their Consequences