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    time period was 1000 B.C- 250 A.D, there classic time period was 300 A.D-1527 A.D, the Aztec time period was 1428- 1521,and the Inca time period was 1438 AD-1532. Lastly, the Mayan capital is Tikal, but each city-state had their own capital. Tenochtitlan is the Aztec’s capital, and the Inca capital is Cuzco. These tribes have many differences. These tribes have similar religion, similar social system, and different technology. These tribes have accomplished many things. They may have been…

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    Christianity, and to explore new trade routes. Gold was a major reason for exploration between 1492-1682. Hernando Cortes had a great impact in the gold rush during this time. When he had landed in Mexico in 1519, and eventually had made it to Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capitol, he had seen all of the Aztec people with gold all around their bodies and soon realized how much he wanted some of his own.…

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    Empire allowed for the newly conquered states to maintain their traditions and laws and because of this “By the mid second century BCE, Rome was the undisputed power of the Mediterranean” (Smiley Lec 9). The Aztec Empires capital was located in Tenochtitlan which was surrounded by water as an island where the city was divided and there was a common temple area in the middle that was used to worship the gods and sacrifices were held. They were socially classified as of course a ruler, nobles…

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    Aztec Science includes much of Aztec Math and Aztec Technology as well. The advances in Aztec technology were so great that they are still looked upon today. When the Aztecs met the Spanish, the two cultures introduced a lot to each other. But the Aztecs had not yet developed the modern conditions other civilizations had, they also did not use the wheel. Despite of their lack of these basic technologies, the Aztecs had an adequately developed society. They had some writing and technology of…

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    02-13-17). The Conquistadores were brought into North and South America under Spanish dominion. Along with the men, the Conquistadores brought vast amount of firearms and horses. Cortes and the Conquistadores "defeated the Aztecs and captured Tenochtitlan" (Dr. Kaz, Spain and Portugal, 02-13-17) in present day Mexico. There was another group of Conquistadores lead by "Francisco Pizarro in 1532, who diminished the Incas after his journey to Peru". (Dr. Kaz, Spain and Portugal,…

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    When the New World was “discovered,” it it was likely a surprise to the millions of indigenous people that occupied the the land. “Before the Spaniards’ arrival, central Mexico had been a densely populated, urbanized, sedentary civilization. City states, or altepetl, had dotted the landscape, allied with or opposed to the the dominant Mexica. (Owensby Empire 24). The Spaniards did not find an empty continent, they found an advanced and organized civilization. At the root of this civilization…

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    Centuries after the fall of Ancient Egypt, an oceangoing warrior culture arose in the coastal regions of Scandinavia. Known for their ferocity and daring expeditions, the Vikings were talented sailors, ship-builders, and fighters that were active from the eighth to eleventh centuries AD (history.com). Often referred to as Norsemen, the Vikings practiced their own religion that was centered upon mythology and the worship of ancestors and Gods such as Odin. The afterlife was an integral aspect of…

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    Americas, the Spanish brought smallpox and other diseases with them. Smallpox victims became covered in pimples and it is not an exaggeration to say that smallpox killed most people in the Aztec Empire. It was thought that the population around Tenochtitlan had decreased from 1.6 million to 900 000 as a result of smallpox alone (Clyne et al, p. 344.) The effect of smallpox in Mexico is evident in a primary source from the Florentine Codex reflects the misery that the disease inflicted (Refer…

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    The Aztec Civilization, Inca Civilization, and the Chinese Empire Mesoamerica presents one of the most interesting civilizations of all time. There are several outstanding civilizations in this group, but the Inca and the Aztec civilizations are arguably the most interesting of the Mesoamerican civilizations. Although in the same group, the Inca and Aztec civilizations before the Spanish invasion bear sharp and definitive differences. Nonetheless, they have many unique features that contrast or…

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    An individual’s life has been judged and predicted even before they were born. The fact that individuals are judged even before they are out of the womb shows how society expects each individual to be like. Society may have negative, positive, or even neutral thoughts about each individual. Those thoughts or ideas can leave an impact on individuals, in which can influence them in their choices in life. Those ideas could urge them to do what they decided not to do because what they originally…

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