Infamous Faces
Peculiar Places
Aztecs
Technology
100

This conquistador was the leader of the Spanish Forces against the Aztecs.

Who is Hernan Cortes?

100

This island nation was the capital of the Spanish colonies.

What is Cuba?

100

This stone is vital to the Aztecs building weapons, known as volcanic glass.

What is Obsidian? 

100

This industrial metal gave the conquistadors an advantage in armor.

What is Steel?

200

This Aztec emperor let the conquistadors into the capital, was kidnapped by them.

Who is Montezuma II?

200

This city was the first Spanish colony founded in Mexico.

What is Vera Cruz?

200

This military order was one of the most elite in the Aztec army.

What are Jaguar Warriors?

200

These animals were the most important of the advantages held by the Spanish.

What are Horses?

300

This Conquistador was tasked with finding a city of gold, mapped out the Amazon River.

Who is Francisco de Orellana?

300

This fictional city was said to be made of solid gold.

What is El Dorado?

300
The Aztecs had this precious metal but not in great quantities, coveted by the Conquistadors.

What is Gold?

300

This explosive dust was used in cannons and the arquebus.

What is Gunpowder?

400

This German explorer was tasked with finding a lost city, accompanied two expeditions. 

Who is Georg von Speyer?

400

This city was the capital of the Aztec Empire.

What is Tenochtitlan? 

400

This Aztec staple point food is one the Spanish had no knowledge of before their contact, a major food in the U.S. today.

What is Corn?

400

These diseases were detrimental to the Aztec population.

What are Measles, Mumps & Small Pox?

500

This woman was a native to Mezzo-America and was able to help the Spanish communicate with their allies.

Who is Dona Marina?

500

This European nation controlled Brazil during the age of exploration. 

What is Portugal?

500

This Aztec god was considered their founding god, had serpent imagry.

Who is Quetlzcoatl? 

500

This makeshift boat was used to control Lake Texcoco. 

What are Brigantines?