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    All across the world many credit the Europeans for the discovery of the Americas, however, adjacent to what people may think, the Europeans most certainly were not the first civilized people to arrive in North America. While many believe Columbus was the first to discover North America in 1492, he had actually been beaten to the punch by more than 12,000 years by the Paleo-Indians. During the Paleolithic revolution about 40,000 years ago, a life based on hunting, and gathering appeared in…

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    Some major cities are: Iztapalapa is the Federal District of Mexico City’s 16 boroughs located on the east side of the entity. Mexico City is the densely populated, high-altitude capital of Mexico. It's known for its Templo Mayor (a 13th-century Aztec temple), the baroque Catedral…

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    be Viracocha most important servant/son. Illapa was another well known god and was thought to be the god of weather. The Inca had over 30 different gods they worshiped but the two main ones were Inti and Viracocha. While in tribes such as the Aztecs and Mayas there was a lot of human sacrifice there wasn't as much in the incan culture. While they still did human sacrifice from time to time it wasn't a daily occurrence. During most religious sacrifices they would sacrifice animals such as…

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    Daily Life Of The Aztecs

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    Daily Life of the Aztecs was an incredibly insightful and educational source of information regarding all aspects of Aztec life. One thing I found to be especially intriguing was how many similarities there are between the current day traditions of many different cultures and the traditions the Aztecs used to observe. Understandably, there are some major differences too, but the fact that we can still find ways to relate to people who lived centuries before us is pretty extraordinary. Before…

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    enochtitlan was built in an island on a swampy lake today known as Mexico, it was a floating city that had canal and an irrigation system. The city was just huts at first and keep on getting larger and expanding into a large city. There were a bout 200,000 people living there. There traveled in canoes to get place to place through the canal. The way of life was an nice city until the Spanish came over and took over the land. Popo and Isla was a story about a a emperor of Tenochtitlan…

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    The Aztecs worshipped many gods. The Aztecs gave blood and flesh to the gods and to do that they formed ceremonies. The ceremonies were held at special given temples in Tenochtitlan,Texcoco and Tlacopan. They made many sacrifices but not all were fatal. Most of the time the victim’s heart gets ripped out and then burned. Sometimes even decapitation. There are 2 specific knives for sacrifice obsidian and flint. The sacrifices were stretched over rocks and skinned. They let the ladies skin the…

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    Hernan Cortes Thesis

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    conquering the a huge group of natives called the Aztecs, or starting a new civilization, that question can only be answered by the great Hernan Cortes. Who is Hernan Cortes? Cortes is a famous spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico. Cortes’ voyage was one of the reasons Mexico has a spanish culture today. Cortes was born to be a conquistador after he dropped out of his school so he could learn how to fight. Hernan Cortes’ exploration led to the fall of the Aztec Empire, the claiming of…

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    sudden it falls because of some people that you thought were nice but they weren’t? The Aztec Empire started when a group of people saw an eagle with a snake on its mouth and on a cactus. They were happy and had millions of followers but that all changed when the spanish came to the area. The Aztecs thought they were there gods that came to visit and so they let them in. But they were there to steal the Aztecs gold and make them fall. There was four top reasons why Tenochtitlan was defeated.…

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    The Aztecs: Mexico City

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    The aztecs had a town that can be found using geography.The aztec home is what now is known as Mexico City. In addition the aztecs used an unusual currency.The aztecs valued cocoa beans because it was currency from aztecs to mayans.For example an egg was three beans,a rabbit was thirty,and cloth was a range of sixtyfive to three-hundred. Now let us talk about an aztecs daily life.Every fifty-two years all aztecs smash their belongings.They traded pottery.By the way aztecs gave tribute for a…

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