Spanish Conquistadors' Successful Conquest over the Aztecs

The chapter analyzes the factors that led to the Spanish conquistadors' victory over the Aztecs, such as the use of auxiliary troops, advanced weaponry, military tactics, and the clash of cultural approaches to war. It details Cortez's strategic military tactics, including the capture of Montezuma, the challenges faced under siege in Tenochtitlan, and the eventual defeat of the Aztec population through the construction and use of brigadines.