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In blood and culture. "Aztec" is a made up term created by Americans much later to seperate the ancient Mexica from the modern day Mexica when doing research. But they are one people.
If you mean are they related, yes - the Aztecs or Mexica people of Mexico are natives of the Americas, just like the Kayapo of Brazil, the Haida of Canada and the Cheyenne of the USA, so they are all native Americans.
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In Mexico? The Mexica (commonly misnamed as Aztecs) qualify as such.
In blood and culture. "Aztec" is a made up term created by Americans much later to seperate the ancient Mexica from the modern day Mexica when doing research. But they are one people.
They were one and the same. The Aztec referred to themselves as Mexica, Tenochca or Colhua-Mexica.
The Aztecs, today they are called the Mexica's
Drastea mexica was created in 1914.
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They were from a place known as Aztlan, the mythical ancestral home of the Mexica or Aztec people. It is believed Aztlan was somewhere in the US southwest, and after some civil war or any such conflict, several factions split up from the original tribe and began to migrate southward into present-day Mexico.
Right. The Mexica or Aztecs named their city Mexico-Tenochtitlan, hence the name.
If you mean are they related, yes - the Aztecs or Mexica people of Mexico are natives of the Americas, just like the Kayapo of Brazil, the Haida of Canada and the Cheyenne of the USA, so they are all native Americans.
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