A summary of this book that was about the fall of old mexico.

It is generally assumed that the Aztecs were defeated by the Spaniards by the sole fact that they had either superior weapons or killed them with diseases of which the native population had no resistance to. However, neither of these two can truly explain how 600 men could take out an entire empire which had extensive military potential having an army that was "uncountable" Thus, culture, as seemingly unimportant as it initially appears, made all the difference in the fall of the aztecs.

Was the famous explorer that we all cherish truly a hero? Or were we all fooled as children, not aware of how malevolent he really was?

Here are two contrasting perspectives on the well-known Christopher Columbus.

The Age of Exploration heralded a new era in European history, allowing countries such as Britain and Spain ways to profit and exploit the newfound lands. These new discoveries had a profound effect on Europe.

Gives a brief history of Puerto Rico.