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A principal cause of the Spanish success in conquering the Aztecs in the early sixteenth century was:
 
  A) the superiority of Spanish arms.
  B) the Spaniards' ability to take advantage of native peoples' hostility to Aztec rule.
  C) the absence of an Aztec military bureaucracy which could launch a counterattack.
  D) the military genius of Hernando Cortes.
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