The answer to this is not clear-cut, as it depends how you define 'greatest power'. Nevertheless, we could say that the Aztec empire was at it's largest just before the Spanish conquest. Ahuitzotl was the eighth Aztec ruler, and under his reign (from 1486 to 1502), he more than doubled the area of land controlled by the Aztecs. His successor, Moctezuma II also made substantial land gains and, in fact, the empire reached it's maximal size under his rule. Moctezuma's rain is, however, coloured by his defeat at the hands of the Spanish, and is therefore not generally regarded as the greatest Aztec ruler.
they would cut the chest with a knife and then reach into the cavity and take the heart out. its a gruesome act but it was all for sacrifice.
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The Aztecs actually lived in the middle of a large lake. In Amerindian terms the city was like an impenetrable fortress that could only be attacked where the Aztecs had the largest defenses set up. But when the Spanish came they were more like sitting ducks as the Spanish brought artillery that could reach the walls from afar and were able to build ships that could attack the fortifications. Furthermore, the horses of the Spanish were fast moving and able to conquer a large amount of ground. Without these technologies from Europe the Aztec capital was the most invincible city at the time.
Moctezuma II, the ninth ruler of the Aztec Empire, is known for expanding the empire's territory through military conquests and alliances. He significantly increased the empire's wealth and power by subjugating neighboring city-states, such as the Tarascan and Zapotec territories, and incorporating them into the Aztec domain. His reign saw the empire reach its greatest territorial extent before the arrival of Spanish conquistadors in the early 16th century.
Demosthenes overcame obstacles primarily through relentless practice and determination. He faced challenges such as a speech impediment and a lack of formal education but worked tirelessly to improve his oratory skills by reciting speeches while running and using pebbles to articulate better. His commitment to self-discipline and continuous improvement ultimately enabled him to become one of ancient Greece's greatest orators, effectively advocating for Athenian democracy. His perseverance exemplifies the power of dedication in achieving one's goals.
No. It was under Trajan that the empire reached its largest size.
the power steering reservoir is normally located under the alternator so you would have to reach behind and then under it to reach the reservoir.
The Roman empire reached its greatest extent under the reign of Trajan.
The mainland of Mexico with the Aztecs.
by conquering to people in the valley of Mexico
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Straight shafts have more power and a longer reach (for under trees etc) but are heavier. Curved shafts are lighter and have less power but are cheaper.
The Latin American country where the Andes Mountains reach their greatest average heights is Peru.
The pressure switch is located on the back of the power steering pump which is on the passenger side of the car at the rear of the engine. You can reach it from top or bottom but I found, to take it out it is easier to reach from under the car. It is the only part of the power steering pump that has a wire going to it.
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they would cut the chest with a knife and then reach into the cavity and take the heart out. its a gruesome act but it was all for sacrifice.