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Aztecs
The Aztecs were active in Mexico from the 14th through 16th centuries. They are most famous for their practice of human sacrifice.
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What did the Aztecs call themselves?
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Front Side Door Trim Panel Replacement
Tools Required
J 38778 Door Trim Pad and Garnish Clip Remover
Removal Procedure
- Open the door.
- Remove the power window switch assembly. Refer to Front Side Door Window Switch Replacement - Left Side (See: Sensors and Switches\Sensors and Switches - Windows and Glass\Power Window Switch\Service and Repair\Power Window Switch Replacement - Left Front) or Front Side Door Window Switch Replacement - Right Side (See: Sensors and Switches\Sensors and Switches - Windows and Glass\Power Window Switch\Service and Repair\Power Window Switch Replacement - Right Front).
- Remove the screws from the front door trim panel
- Remove the front door trim panel using the J 38778 .
- Remove the power mirror switch. Refer to Power Mirror Switch Replacement (See: Mirrors\Power Mirror Switch\Service and Repair) if equipped.
- Reposition the electrical harness connectors.
- Remove the front door trim panel from the vehicle.
Installation Procedure
Important: Before installing the front door trim panel to the front door inner panel, the old trim panel retainers MUST be discarded and replaced with NEW trim panel retainers.
- Install the new trim panel retainers to the front door trim panel.
- Route the electrical connectors to the front door trim panel.
- Install the power mirror switch. Refer to Power Mirror Switch Replacement (See: Mirrors\Power Mirror Switch\Service and Repair) if equipped.
- Align the front door trim panel to the front door inner panel, guiding the front door handle through the trim panel.
- Install the upper edge of the front door trim panel to the top edge of the inner door panel, pressing down firmly until the front door trim panel is fully seated.
- Install the front door trim panel by firmly pressing the retainer clips until the clips are fully seated around the perimeter of the front door trim panel.
Notice: Refer to Fastener Notice in Cautions and Notices.
- Install the screws to the front door trim panel. Tighten the front door trim panel screws to 2 Nm (18 lb in).
- Install the power window switch. Refer to Front Side Door Window Switch Replacement - Left Side (See: Sensors and Switches\Sensors and Switches - Windows and Glass\Power Window Switch\Service and Repair\Power Window Switch Replacement - Left Front) or Front Side Door Window Switch Replacement - Right Side (See: Sensors and Switches\Sensors and Switches - Windows and Glass\Power Window Switch\Service and Repair\Power Window Switch Replacement - Right Front).
They did much more than that! This is from my own essay for history class:
They built many things such as aqueducts, pyramids, temples, causeways, chinampas, dikes, etc. Since Tenochtitlan, their first city, was made on marshland, they had trouble building in the early days of the civilization. But then a discovery was made. If they anchored their buildings in the ground, using foundations made of wood, and they were able to build easily on this.
Much of their architecture was based off of Teotihliacan, a city farther away which was believed to be the place of the gods. It was often referred to as "the pyramid of the sun" because it was supposed that there the sun was born, even though it was already in ruins when they got there.
Their aqueducts were very important to their Daily Life. It gave them clean water, for a start. The aqueducts generally wound around a particular mountain, going off in small waterfalls to water the crops, and all ending up with the king's bath, in which he could look over the countryside and the people working on it. Some aqueducts about be used to bring clean water up to and over 3 miles, and there were public fountains, as well as water being brought to the workers by servants. Using something called a dike; they protected their clean, fresh water from the salt water. Nezahualcoyotl designed this. The dike had sleuth gates, so they could open and close it when they pleased, letting out water if it was getting flooded. In fact, they built this dike after a great flood had just happened, so they needed to be worried.
Another very important part of their daily life was their causeways. These were built on the water, with wooden frames stuck into the ground and the filled it up with earth and rock. This way, the people could walk freely across water to bring riches and goods to the more powerful city-states. Sort of an Aztec version of FedEx, except, actually faster! Their postal service was quicker than ours now today! And keep in mind they built these causeways by human labor alone, and they traveled through them the same way, by human ways.
A good example of a temple is temple major. Temples were used for sacrifices often, and some temples are even depicted in art with blood coming out of the walls.
Something AMAZING that these people made are called chinampas. These are artificial floating gardens, made out of notched sticks and twigs and such. They were made by human labor ALONE and are so successful that they produce 7 crops a year which is not a problem. They only take about eight days to make and were connected to the city by canals. This way, they could extend their crops easily and would have no problem getting food for those 15 million mouths!
There is MUCH MUCH more to talk about!!!! Please ask about specific things not a whole culture because its really complicated to talk about a whole, complex culture like the Aztecs.
Are the Chichimec a part of the Aztecs?
Yes! The Chichimec's were what the tribes in the valley of Mexico called nomadic people of the north. The name Chichimec means "people of dog lineage". The Chichimeca eventually came down to the valley of Mexico and after being established they became known as the Chichimeca-tolteca people because there bloodline was now mixed with the Toltec people through arranged marriages and alliances. Then they became known as the Mexica as time when on, and lastly the became known as the Aztec's because after winning a battle they would proclaim themselves Aztecs from their origin land Aztlan the place where the seven mystical caves existed with seven tribes. Aztlan was a place built on an Island in the middle of a lake, so it was amazing that 200 years after leaving Aztlan in search of their promise land, they find another small island in the middle of a lake and decide to call it home this place was in the middle of Texcoco Lake the Aztec's called their new home Tenochtitlan.
Who conquered the Aztecs and how?
Hernando Cortez.
He trapped them inside there city walls.
cutting off there food and eventually starving them.
of course, they surrendered.
What was the date when the Aztecs around?
1914 November 1st-January 18 1990
1914 November 1st-January 18 1990
1914 November 1st-January 18 1990
System of farming used by the Aztecs?
A farming system includes input,processes,and output.Rainwater,soil nutrient and seeds are physical input while capital,machines and chemicals are cultural input.The process consists of ploughing,irrigation,sowing and harvesting.The outputs will be products and sometimes unwanted waste such as causing of water pollution.The farming products are divided into subsistence use and commercial use.Subsistence is using of food as the farmer and his family's food and commercial use is to sold food on market.
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What kind of games did the Aztecs play?
The kind of games that Aztec played was Ulama and patolli. Ulama was the popular game in Aztec. Ulama was played by three (3) or more people. How to play ulama is very dangerous. People would wear shields on their arms, stomach, and legs. The people had to score goals by hitting the solid, hard, rock into a hole that's hanged at the side of the wall. You weren't allowed to use your hands, head, or feet. Sometimes when someone wins, they would have to do a sacrifice.
All pure gold is a yellowish color.
Alterations of gold (white, red, green, blue) are from the additions of other metal to gold.
For instance, to make red gold (rose gold), a small amount of copper is added to impart some of copper's orangey-reddness to the final product.
Under what ruler did the Aztecs reach their greatest power?
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.
An important Aztec innovation in technology was?
mandatory education amung their peoples.
cocoa bean (chocolate!)
popcorn
antispasmadic medication (relaxed muscles..today, helps with surgeries)
What ancient empire did Montezuma rule?
Montezuma was the ruler of the ancient Aztec Empire. This empire was located in the central part of modern day Mexico.
How long were the Aztecs alive?
It is thought that they lived since the 12th century (1100s) to the end of the 16th century (1500s)
Their decline was due to the sudden outbreak of smallpox and typhus.
What happened to the Aztecs after they were conquered?
They were forced into slavery, then slowly killed off due to the new diseases introduced by foreigners and hard labor.
