Despite their motivation to get rid of the Spanish, Native Americans lost the battles to the Spanish because
A) The Aztecs and others had horses but no guns.
B) The Aztecs and others could not compete against advanced European technology.
C) They were preoccupied most of the time trying to take Spanish soldiers as prisoners of war.
D) The Spanish outnumbered the Native warriors.

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The Native Americans could not compete against the advanced technology of the Europeans, including guns, armor, and metal weapons. Horses certainly gave some tribes an advantage in battle, but it was not enough to overcome the technological superiority of the Spanish. The Native Americans were also not preoccupied with taking Spanish soldiers as prisoners, as their primary goal was to protect their land and people from invasion. The Spanish did have a numerical advantage in some cases, but this was not the primary reason for their victory.

Despite Their Motivation to Get Rid of the Spanish, Native