What was the initial experience of the encounter of the Spanish in Tenochtitlan?
a. Together, the natives of the city and the Tlaxcalans were able to fight off the Spanish.
b. Moctezuma would not allow the Spanish to enter the city.
c. Tenochtitlan seemed abandoned by its natives who fled in fear of Spanish arms and horses.
d. The Great Speaker allowed the Spanish to enter the city unharmed.
e. Cortés ordered the execution of Moctezuma.
d
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Identify the statement that is false
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Spain only turned its attention to discovery when
A) Columbus presented a bold plan to Isabella. B) Portugal’s success drove them to it. C) they were commanded to by the Pope. D) they lost a war with France and they turned away from Europe. E) the Reconquista was completed with the fall of Granada in 1492.
Most African Americans saw Bill Clinton as __________
A) a failure and a traitor B) a friend to African Americans C) just another white politician D) a step backward