First of all the mexica and the Aztecs are the same people. The Aztecs were fierce warriors and some people thought the were crude barbarians But they later got rid of that image and where known as civil people. Their empire held about 15 million people and 300,00 alone in their capital the Tenochtitlan. Tenochtitlan was made of lots of little islands and causeways it was a city of wonder and beauty.
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Aztecs. The Mexica had one of the most powerful empires in all of history.
The Aztecs called themselves Mexica. The the term Aztec was coined by an American trying to sell books in order to distinguish the older generation of Mexicans from the current one. He got the word Aztec from the northern Mexica homeland called Aztlan.
The traditional name of the Aztecs is "Mexica." They referred to themselves as Mexica, which is derived from their mythical homeland, Aztlán. This term is often used to distinguish them from later colonial and historical interpretations of their identity. The Mexica established the Aztec Empire, which thrived in central Mexico from the 14th to the 16th centuries.
The Aztecs called themselves Mexica. The the term Aztec was coined by an American trying to sell books in order to distinguish the older generation of Mexicans from the current one. He got the word Aztec from the northern Mexica homeland called Aztlan.
The Aztecs, today they are called the Mexica's
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They were one and the same. The Aztec referred to themselves as Mexica, Tenochca or Colhua-Mexica.
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Right. The Mexica or Aztecs named their city Mexico-Tenochtitlan, hence the name.
The Aztecs consisted of the Mexica and allied or conquered tribes.
Yes. Mexica is how the Aztecs knew of themselves.
Aztecs. The Mexica had one of the most powerful empires in all of history.
The Aztecs called themselves Mexica. The the term Aztec was coined by an American trying to sell books in order to distinguish the older generation of Mexicans from the current one. He got the word Aztec from the northern Mexica homeland called Aztlan.
The traditional name of the Aztecs is "Mexica." They referred to themselves as Mexica, which is derived from their mythical homeland, Aztlán. This term is often used to distinguish them from later colonial and historical interpretations of their identity. The Mexica established the Aztec Empire, which thrived in central Mexico from the 14th to the 16th centuries.