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7.6. HERNAN CORTÉZ. In a message to the king of Spain upon arriving in Mexico, Span- ish navigator and explorer Hernan Cortéz reports that, "under the pretext that [our] ships were not navigable, I had them sunk; thus all hope of leaving was lost and more securely." Discuss the strategic value of this action knowing were faced with potential resistance from the Mexican natives. I could act colonists the Spanish

7.6. HERNAN CORTÉZ. In a message to the king of Spain upon arriving in Mexico, Span- ish navigator and explorer Hernan Cortéz reports that, "under the pretext that [our] ships were not navigable, I had them sunk; thus all hope of leaving was lost and more securely." Discuss the strategic value of this action knowing were faced with potential resistance from the Mexican natives. I could act colonists the Spanish

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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