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    While the chicken was taking the “Old World” by storm, a plant found in the Americas would soon become one of the most valued goods during the period of the Columbian Exchange, and today has become one of the world’s favorite treats. The cacao bean, from which chocolate comes, became one of the most valued goods to the Aztecs and Mesoamericans. It was used as medicine, a refreshing drink, currency, and even as part of a trade system. The Latin name for cacao is Theobroma, which means “food of…

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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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    Of course they are according to their own legends and also very affiliated with sacrifices.usually the aztecs were buried under their homes,and after the gods were honored. Before that they fed the gods with intestines and blood . nevertheless the aztecs were very religious. Huitzil Pochita is piety petrov also children were welcomed into the world second some english words come from the aztecs.and finally the spanish came in in 1519 The mun run houses and often a big family, in the aztec…

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    Early Mayan Sacrifices

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    Gruesome sacrifices were completely normal to the Maya people, sacrifices to them would be like singing a hymn at church to everybody now. The Maya's religion was a very unique and gory religion that had little to no logic or reason. That's not all to the Maya people, they were an extremely intelligent race achieved many intellectual milestones, and made their on original religion. All early Maya life was based on maize farming or corn (Perl 17). Most early Maya were purely agricultural…

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    The Mayans Essay

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    Some people believe that the world was created in 3114 BC. There are Mayans that are known for currently living in America. The earliest Maya settlements involve the Preclassic or Formative Period. The Late Preclassic City of Mirador involves the pre-Columbian Americas. The Maya civilizations involved different foundations. Maya achievements involve mathematics and astronomy. According to Lewis, “it should by now be clear that we are facing a mood and a movement in Islam far transcending the…

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    Have you ever study about Aztec and Inca empire? There are some similarities and differences in both empires. There were three civilizations on America such as Mayan, Aztec and Inca. Today, I’m going to compare both Aztec empire and Inca empire. We can find similarities and differences in religion and compositions of empire such as culture, economy and government. Also, both civilization didn’t have any irons or steels. They composed their cities or all of things what they used with rocks, woods…

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    The Mesoamerican region is the cradle of civilization of the Americas, it has given rise to some of the most successful empires in history, starting from 1200 BC until the Spanish conquest of the area in 1525 AD. Two of the very prominent reigning civilizations within the region during the Classic Period (200 - 800 AD) include the Mayan and Teotihuacan civilizations which was home to hundreds of thousands of inhabitants. Although they have many similarities between them since they existed at the…

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    The Inca and The Aztecs The Inca and The Aztec empires were two very important tribes from the past. They have many differences, between culture, food, etc. They were very different people; living far away from each other. I'm going to discuss a few of their differences, from culture, traditions, and customs. To housing units, food source, and beliefs. Culture Culture is the basic “ all of the above “ thing. It helps show what a tribe does, believes in, and acts. The differences between…

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    Major Aztec Achievements Many ancient civilizations arose throughout history. Some ancient civilizations, such as Ancient Egypt, lasted centuries while others only lasted decades. The Aztec Empire is a civilization that did not last long; however, the Aztecs length of reign is irrelevant to the achievements that the Aztecs accomplished. Many people may believe that the Aztecs were an uncivilized group of people that only consisted of ruthless heart-eating cannibals that made no achievements.…

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    The fall of the Aztec Empire is a very interesting topic that has helped shape history. There were many incidents that led to the ruination of the mighty Aztec Empire. Hernán Cortés and his men played a key role in this ruination, as did the Aztecs themselves. There has been an ample amount of research done on this riveting topic. According to some historical records and research, the fall of the Aztec Empire was just as much the fault of the Aztecs as it was the success of the Spanish…

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