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A principal cause of the spanish success in conquering the aztecs in the early sixteenth century was
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A principal cause of the spanish success in conquering the aztecs in the early sixteenth century was

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The Aztec people were very hospitable people and because of this the Spanish was able to easily about to use this to their advantage in conquering the Aztecs in the sixteenth century.
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