The argument of how few Spaniards fought in Tenochtitlan has been used in both sides. Here in Mexico is common for pro-native and anti-hispanic proponents to t

The argument of how few Spaniards fought in Tenochtitlan has been used in both sides. Here in Mexico is common for pro-native and anti-hispanic proponents to try to picture the evil few Europeans who got advantage of their technology against the innocent Aztecs. But they usually fail to mention that Tlaxcala and a lot of other native kingdoms joined the Spaniards against the Aztec empire that dominated Central Mexico, it's easier to picture a war between Native vs Invaders, but that doesn't mean it's correct. For some proponents Europeans were the good ones, for some other they were the evil ones. Evil vs good is easier to picture than trying to understand the whole story with its gray areas.