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Chapter 10. A D eadly Meeting. How might differences in world view contribute to dominance of one culture over another. Story Time p. 215 Hernan Cortes p. 216 Timeline p. 217 Read bottom of p. 217 The formula for success p.218 Images p. 219. Cortes and Valazquez.
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Chapter 10
A Deadly Meeting
How might differences in world view contribute to dominance of one culture over another
- Story Time p. 215
- Hernan Cortes p. 216
- Timeline p. 217
- Read bottom of p. 217
- The formula for success p.218
- Images p. 219
Spanish Advantages
- Weapons-swords, crossbows, halberds, muskets, cannons
- Horses
- Disease-Small pox-primary, secondary effects
- Divide the class in half. One side are the Aztecs and one side are the Spanish act out a battle scene.
Invasion
Spanish
Aztecs
Waited and thought about what to do
Welcomed Cortez into Tenochtitlan
Tried to be kind and make peace
Showed their gold
Stoned Moctezuma to death
25% died from Smallpox
- Move from coast to Tenochtitlan p. 229
- Malinche-Dona Marina
- Growing the army before Tenochtitlan p. 230
- 200 000 people with Cortes
- Pretended to be peaceful
- Placed Moctezuma under arrest, stole his gold, forced him to be under spanish rule
- Killed Aztecs en mass
- Cortez defeats Velazquez and his army grows
- Cut off aqueducts to the city
The last days of the Aztecs
In the roads lie the broken spears….
Without roofs are the houses,
And red are their walls with blood. Maggots swarm in the streets and squares…
The waters have turned crimson, as if they were dyed…
But shields could not hold back the desolation
We have eaten…
Lumps of adobe,
Soil turned to dust and even the worms.
