Cortes was looking for gold and glory, he knew there was people in Mexico so, he took advantage of that and used them to get his wealth and gold. He also used the King’s ships to get to Mexico and take over them. Cortes went through a lot of trouble to get to Mexico, he wasn’t going to stop because of the Aztecs. Also in combat him and his men were more powerful than the Aztecs were. When he went to Tenochtitlan he was welcomed into a palace and was rewarded with gold. He first thought they were just making him comfortable and then they were going to …show more content…
Cortes and his men had more determination and were a lot more stronger in battle than the Aztecs were. The Army the King sent out was three times as big as Cortes’ men and they had warships, so it wasn’t going to be much of a fight. The diseases had killed off many of the Aztecs in a few weeks and was definitely going to finish them off when a few survivors were left if Cortes couldn’t defeat them. All the facts stayed true and the reasoning expanded, because of these reasons the battle was never going to end well for the