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    Aztec rituals are very different from your modern day religious ceremonies. I am currently on a journey to understand this culture. By using google scholar and google I was able to find sources that will allow me to better understand this culture. While reading and understanding the Aztecs, I will determine whether a source is reliable or not. In this paper I will analyze the following websites: www.ancient.eu/Aztec_sacrifce/ and www.USHistory.org/civ/11d.asp concerning the topic of Aztec…

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    (Watson, Peter 2005). Trading between countries has been happening for ages. Trading around the globe effected how religion, culture and resources were distributed throughout the ancient times. Northern Africa and China, in Eastern Asia, had major roles and much experience when it came to trading in ancient times. While the Chinese and people of Africa were trading, the Mayans and the Aztecs were also trading with each other. The ways of trading was completely different from what it is today. In…

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    The Massacre of the Great Temple is a famous incident that occurred during the overtaking of the Aztec Capital city ‘Tenichititlan’ by the Spanish in the year 1520. While this famous massacre is most often remembered of the fall of the Aztec Empire, and the rise of Spanish domination in the region, the fall of the empire was most attributed to Hernan Cortes and his small army of men disregarding orders from the Spanish crown, and using violence and persuasion to bring down an empire. In the…

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    It was through his rough childhood that he was influenced by the Mexican culture. He earned his doctorate degree the University of Vienna. He is known to be a great scholar of Mexican history for his time, it was he who placed a new platform on the Aztec civilization, his book The Ancient American Civilizations, details anthropological research conducted. At Humboldt University (1956) Katz along with others conducted research that stated Mexico role with European diplomatic history. This…

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    The Inca worshiped few gods unlike the Aztec. The Inca focused on key nature spirits, such as the moon, the stars, and thunder. The primary Incan God was a creator God called Viracocha. The next important God was the sun God Inti. Incan priest led the sun worshipped service, this was assisted…

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    Aztec Food Research Paper

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    Diet The main food that the Aztecs ate was the tlaxcalli also known as the tortilla. The tlaxcalli was a thin cornmeal pancake and it was used to scoop up foods while they ate and they could also wrap their foods in the tlaxcalli to make tacos. The meats that they mostly hunted for were rabbits, deer, geese, and ducks. Dogs and turkeys were the only animals that they raised for meat. The Aztecs were the first people for discovering chocolate. They made chocolate from a fruit of the cacao tree…

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    The Aztec Empire

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    The Mexica created an innovative and ever expanding empire that revolved around the identical cities of Tenochtitlan and Tlaleloco. In comparison, these cities were just as big, if not bigger than the city of Europe’s Istanbul in the year 1500. The Aztec empire was created with the Mexica at its center. When the Mexica arrived to the Valley of Mexico, they came upon a collapsed Toltec Empire in the twelfth century that was in the hands of the Tepanec Alliance. Through negotiations with the…

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    Hernan Cortes was a Spanish conqueror and explorer who was recognized for defeating the Aztec empire as well as conquering the land of Mexico and claiming it for Spain. Born in 1485 in his hometown Medellin, Spain, He lived with his father, Martin Cortes, and his mother Catalina Pizarro Altamirano. His guardians were poor members of the lower nobility class. Hernan set sail to the new world at the age of 19.[1]. Cortes conquered the land of Cuba in 1511. In the year of 1518, Velázquez, an…

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    not limited to, the sacrifice of humans for religious purposes. According to the textbook on page 326, "… The most frequently cited aspect of Aztec culture is human sacrifice, which was linked with religious ritual." Many people today portray the sacrifices back to the ancient civilizations to those of the aspects like sacrifices, to the Mayans and the Aztecs, that occurred around modern-day Mexico before, during…

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    monuments found in city centers also include ball courts. Common and noble people alike played for fun and recreation, but some games had important religious and spiritual significance. Almost all aspects of Mayan life had their religion tied into their way of life and their religion revolved around harmony with nature for sustainability of their culture. (Lecture…

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