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Which of the following best describes the relationship between Cortés and Montezuma?​

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As was understood for many years, the Spanish conquest of Mexico went like this: After the meeting, Montezuma surrendered and surrendered his empire to Cortés. Cortés and his men entered Tenochtitlán and remained there for many months in peace until the Aztec revolts overpowered them. Montezuma was later killed by his own side while the surviving conquistadors fled the city - until returning with Spanish reinforcements. They bravely held a siege of Tenochtitlán for many months and finally captured the city on August 13, 1521. The Spaniards gained their hegemony over the land we now call Mexico. The conquest ends frankly

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