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What are some Aztec contributions?
Cultural:Gold Bars,Temples,Pottery
How did cultural diffusion impact the Aztec?
They had some of the chinese culture etc.
What language did Aztec and Toltec have in common?
The Aztec and Toltec civilizations both spoke a form of the Nahuatl language. While there were some differences in dialects, they shared similarities due to their cultural and historical connections.
What are the important cities in the Aztec?
The important cities in the Aztec Empire included Tenochtitlán, the capital, which was located on an island in Lake Texcoco and served as a major political and religious center. Other significant cities included Texcoco, known for its cultural contributions and as a center of learning, and Tlacopan, which was part of the Triple Alliance with Tenochtitlán and Texcoco. These cities played crucial roles in administration, trade, and the spread of Aztec culture.
Why was tenochtitlan important?
It was the the economic, cultural and political capital of the Aztec Empire.
Which civilization is considered a cultural hearth Aztec Inca Maya Olmec?
Olmec
Which Iroquois nation had the largest cultural region in the eastern woodlands?
aztec
How did the cultural and geographic origins of the Aztec civilization?
The Aztec civilization originated in central Mexico, specifically in the region of Mesoamerica. Their cultural origins can be traced back to a group of Nahua-speaking people who migrated to the Valley of Mexico in the 13th century. They later established the city of Tenochtitlan, which became the capital of the Aztec Empire.
What are some of the Hutterites contributions?
EVEN MORE! Cultural and religious diversity.
What were some cultural contributions of the Kush?
Their own language, conquered Egypt, fought Hittites, made iron tools.
Is Mexico considered a cultural hearth?
Yes. It is home to both Mayan and Aztec cultures.
Why did most of the people conquered by the Aztecs never consider themselves part of the Aztec empire?
They were allowed to keep their cultural identity as long as they were submissive to the Aztec ruler(s)
