Civilization #44: The Spanish Conquest of the New World
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Top Comments (10)
Professor can you do a lesson on the history of native Americans and link to Asia? It is a pretty fascinating topic
28:13 Moctezuma's reign was considered continuous, and is represented in the royal palaces of Spain. His direct descendants fought alongside Cervantes in the Mediterranean and founded in Spain the current police service Guardia Civil
I even got a Spanish ad in the beginning of this video
pineapple (abacaxi) was breed near where i live... amazing fruit
you forgot a mayor pinnacle on this process, the conquest of Canary Islands, that tooks to european 100 years (from 1402 to 1496) where they develop the technology to conquer america, as modern colonial cities (no walls like in europe and straight streets layouts), the conversion of natives peoples or the light infantry equipment. Also Canary Islands playes a mayor role introducing new products into Europe, the potatoe for example, adapted first to Canary Islands weather and then those seeds were introduced into the Netherlands and Europe.
I like your videos are so interesting, You talk about so difficult topics that if you are wrong in anything you can learn something because of the complexity and importance
This is so fascinating
I love listening to this man❤
Thank you for these videos! Very informative - regardless of how controversial some of the topics may be. Free lectures of good quality are always welcome in my life.
Love what you do brother ❤❤❤.
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Top Comments (10)
Professor can you do a lesson on the history of native Americans and link to Asia? It is a pretty fascinating topic
28:13 Moctezuma's reign was considered continuous, and is represented in the royal palaces of Spain. His direct descendants fought alongside Cervantes in the Mediterranean and founded in Spain the current police service Guardia Civil
I even got a Spanish ad in the beginning of this video
pineapple (abacaxi) was breed near where i live... amazing fruit
you forgot a mayor pinnacle on this process, the conquest of Canary Islands, that tooks to european 100 years (from 1402 to 1496) where they develop the technology to conquer america, as modern colonial cities (no walls like in europe and straight streets layouts), the conversion of natives peoples or the light infantry equipment. Also Canary Islands playes a mayor role introducing new products into Europe, the potatoe for example, adapted first to Canary Islands weather and then those seeds were introduced into the Netherlands and Europe.
I like your videos are so interesting, You talk about so difficult topics that if you are wrong in anything you can learn something because of the complexity and importance
This is so fascinating
I love listening to this man❤
Thank you for these videos! Very informative - regardless of how controversial some of the topics may be. Free lectures of good quality are always welcome in my life.
Love what you do brother ❤❤❤.