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Who did the Aztecs sacrifice to thank their god?
Aztecs originally offered fruit and flowers to the Sun god to thank him for supplying the light of life. When politics and the need for fear and strife entered the culture, it was decided that human hearts were required. Conquered warriors were a prime source. Like the WMD of the day. they pretty much sacrificed their own kind(other Aztecs) or anyone they could.
What factors enabled Cortez to defeat the Aztecs?
Cortez beat the Aztecs by good luck and a fortuitous timing.There is often a "superior white people" argument that the Spainish technology/warrior skills or the fear of the return of Quetzalcoatl or even the "magic" of men on horses defeated the Aztec..These suppositions are being supplanted by data showing the Aztec land were having a mega drought reducing food supplies, weakening the people and making them easy victims for foreign diseases. The reduced population of sick and starving people were easily defeated.
When did the Tarascans become officially known as Purepecha?
They were actual first known as and still refered to as The Purepecha'. the name of Tarascan was given to the indingenous by the Spanish Conquistadors when they surrendered in fear of a brutal take over like that of the Aztecs.
What did Athena fear?
Spiders
What does Athena fear of?
being forgotten
Why did Montezuma accept Hernan Cortes into his society?
Because the Aztecs thought the Hernen Cortes was the God Quetzalcoatl, God of Fear.
Why did Moctezuma first fear Cortes?
Because the Aztec prophecies told the Aztecs that their gods were fair skinned men with beards, and when the spanish arrived, the Aztecs thought they were gods.
What did hernan Cortes fear?
He didn't. He was looking forward to Cortés' arival, as he thought that Cortés was an incarnation of Quetzlcoatl (an ancient but worshipped God). Montezuma did not fear the arrival of Cortés.
Why did the Aztecs fear Cortez?
They thought he was a god
What phobia is the fear of defeat?
kakorrhaphiophobia
How did the defeat the Germans at Stalingrad?
According to the findings of a diary the defeat of the Germans was brought on by when Hitler decided to take his men out by fear of losing them.
Why did the Aztecs kill people?
because they were ruled by a great ruler and they wanted to "own the world" .people who didnt listen to there ruled were killed in fear thay might rize up an over rule the aztecs ANSWER: The Aztecs thought that the sun was a god who demanded sacrifices in order to keep on shining and providing them with food and warmth to live.
Phobia name for the fear of losing a game?
Kakorrhaphiophobia- Fear of failure or defeat. Atychiphobia- Fear of failure.
Why did Western nations fear Russian influence in the Balkans?
Austria, allied with Russia in the late 18th century had come to fear Russian influence in the Balkans. Specially after its defeat by Prussia in 1866.
How did cortez defeat the Aztecs?
Cortez beat the Aztecs by a combination of good luck and a fortuitous timing.There is often a "superior white people" argument that the Spainish technology/warrior skills or the fear of the return of Quetzalcoatl or even the "magic" of men on horses defeated the Aztec..These suppositions are being supplanted by data showing the Aztec land were having a mega drought reducing food supplies, weakening the people and making them easy victims for foreign diseases. The reduced population of sick and starving people were easily defeated.
Who did the Aztecs sacrifice to thank their god?
Aztecs originally offered fruit and flowers to the Sun god to thank him for supplying the light of life. When politics and the need for fear and strife entered the culture, it was decided that human hearts were required. Conquered warriors were a prime source. Like the WMD of the day. they pretty much sacrificed their own kind(other Aztecs) or anyone they could.
What enabled Cortez to defeat the Aztecs?
Cortez beat the Aztecs by good luck and a fortuitous timing.There is often a "superior white people" argument that the Spainish technology/warrior skills or the fear of the return of Quetzalcoatl or even the "magic" of men on horses defeated the Aztec..These suppositions are being supplanted by data showing the Aztec land were having a mega drought reducing food supplies, weakening the people and making them easy victims for foreign diseases. The reduced population of sick and starving people were easily defeated.
