Move to v Categorize v O Snooze V 2 Undo ... lease to show their affection for him.. Source: Excerpt from The Broken Spears, an Aztec account of the meeting of Cortes and Motecuhzoma 1. What role did Hernan Cortes play in the Aztec civilization? A. He ruled the Aztec civilization successfully for its entire existence B. He successfully conquered the Aztec civilization after explpring to the New World from Spain C. He successfully conquered the Aztec civilization after exploring to the New World from Portugal D. None of the above Cierra K. Schmidt Blackman Middle School 835 4/9

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