What did the spanish achieve through Aztec trade?

Through trade with the Aztecs the spanish acquired significant riches, including precious metals such as gold, silver and copper, as well as gems and other valuable ornamental objects. These materials were highly sought after in the Spanish economy, and trading with the Aztecs provided a lucrative opportunity for Spanish merchants and explorers.

Where does the name Sanka come from?

What human characteristics did hades embody?

The hair-raising siege of Suiyang, when cannibalism wiped out more than 20,000 inhabitants
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Annihilation of the Turks in Belgrade... A great recruiter in action
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"Weapon of excrement" against the Germans... The crazy plan of WWII
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The Mummification Process in Ancient Egypt
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