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What did the Japanese want to achieve by attacking pearl harbor?
They wanted to cripple the US fleet so they could not be stopped in their expansion and conquest of Asia.
Was la Malinche a traitor?
No. Although she was of Nahuatl (e.g. Aztec) ancestry, she had been raised as a member of the Mayan society. She had been ceded as tribute to the local Mayan warlord after a war between the Aztecs and the Tabscoob tribe, located in the Gulf of Mexico. She became instrumental in the conquest of Mexico, after the Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes found out she could speak both Mayan and Nahuatl, using her help on both intelligence and diplomatic tasks. Some sources define her as a traitor against the Aztecs, but the fact is, she was SOLD as a slave when she was still a child. Her allegiance to the Aztecs would be dim at best.
How much further could Alexander have expanded his empire in the next 10 years if he had not died in his 30s?
On returning from the east, he planned to take over Sicily and Carthage, hence the west of the word as he new it, completing his wild ambition to conquest the world. His death/assassination(?) stopped that.
Why was not the concentration camps stopped?
They were by the allies when they won the war, before that they could not be stopped because they were in Nazi occupied territory.
Could the holocaust have been stopped earlier by the Russian resistance?
No.
Why did malinche ability to translate be so valuable to the Spaniards?
Malinche's ability to translate was valuable to the Spaniards because it allowed them to communicate with the indigenous populations in Mesoamerica, enabling them to negotiate alliances, gather information, and ultimately conquer various indigenous groups. Her knowledge of local languages and cultures was instrumental in the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.
What did the Japanese want to achieve by attacking pearl harbor?
They wanted to cripple the US fleet so they could not be stopped in their expansion and conquest of Asia.
Was moctezuma a god?
No, Moctezuma Xocoyotzin was the Aztec leader during the time of the Spanish conquest or he could be the grandfather of that moctezuma which is Moctezuma Ilhuicamina
What were some the effects of the Spanish conquest of Central and South America?
Central and most countries of south america speak Spanish as the official langue Sorry i only know that one but i hope i could help
What. Were some of the effects of the Spanish conquest of Central and South America?
Central and most countries of south america speak Spanish as the official langue Sorry i only know that one but i hope i could help
How were the spanish able to succeed in their conquest of central and north America?
Spanish forces had guns and explosives. The Spanish were more advanced technologically than the people they conquered. For example, they had guns and explosives and so could more easily overpower the natives.
What was a key factor to the Spanish conquest of Mexico in the 1500's?
The Spanish brought diseases such as smallpox that the natives could not cure, so more natives died from disease than anything else. Also, the Spanish had more deadly weapons such as guns. The Spanish began by cultivating the trust of the Aztecs and then destroyed their empire.
Could Alpha be stopped by paper?
Yes, Alpha radiation could be stopped by normal paper.
Was la Malinche a traitor?
No. Although she was of Nahuatl (e.g. Aztec) ancestry, she had been raised as a member of the Mayan society. She had been ceded as tribute to the local Mayan warlord after a war between the Aztecs and the Tabscoob tribe, located in the Gulf of Mexico. She became instrumental in the conquest of Mexico, after the Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes found out she could speak both Mayan and Nahuatl, using her help on both intelligence and diplomatic tasks. Some sources define her as a traitor against the Aztecs, but the fact is, she was SOLD as a slave when she was still a child. Her allegiance to the Aztecs would be dim at best.
Could world war 1 be stopped?
Well, it has stopped, hasn't it?
Could the US have stopped the Holocaust in World War 2?
In effect the US did stop the Holocaust. By aiding the Allied victory, in defeating Germany, the Holocaust was stopped. If the US could have stopped it sooner, it is possible that they could have, but at great cost.
Which natural disaster could be stopped?
No natural disasters can be stopped, but we as humans can get better at predicting them.
