Aztecs

They used amber for decoration and for jewellery.

long before the spanish conquistidors had landed in the Americas, moctezuma's people had long ago recieved a prophocey that a man with light hair and skin would once again return to their abode and he would lead them to greatness and their crops would flourish.

they invented terrace walls which helped them farm

They captured neighboring tribes, and made them into slaves. They had 14,000 miles of well built roads, They invented Terrace farming,freeze dreid food,use of gold & silver,panpipes,hanging bridges etc. They also had stict laws and harsh punishment which kept anyone from breaking the rules.

Mexicos geograpy. The Aztec empire WA in present-day Mexico

The Aztec were very accepting of the Spanish explorers initially. They believed to have received omens nine years prior to the arrival of the Spanish and expected them to be their protectors.

Hernando Cortes became famous for being a Spanish conquistador and explorer who defeated the Aztec empire and claimed Mexico for Spain. He set sail for the New World at the age of 19, and joined an expedition to Cuba later in life.

Argument could be made for both sides but i believe the romans

because he is brave

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• Nahuatl (NAH-wahtl)
• The Aztecs spoke a language called Nahuatl. Many variations of this dialect can be heard spoken in Mexico.
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• The Aztecs spoke the Nahuatl language
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Well the Mayans weren't an empire, one uses the name of Maya to refer to all of the mesoamerican city-states that were in center America and had common cultural aspects.

The Aztecs appeared in history at about 1100 A.D and some Mayan cities are from as far as 200 A.D so obviously the Mayans came first.

it toook so long 4 cortez 2 defeat the Aztec because they had 2 starve them

That's not true, Cortez pretended to be their friend so after a while they could defeat them, and as a friend they got a share in all the gold.

No, because they were made of straw.

They grew many vegetables and medicinal herbs. Their main grown crop was maize. It is now known as corn.

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The stone calendar was made by the Aztecs. The calendar represented their beliefs and understanding of space and time. The stone is a representation of the wheel and represents the Aztecs beliefs in the gods.

His name is Montezumea, and Cortes defeated Montezuma because Montezuma thought he was a god returning from exile. Montezuma welcomed Cortes, and in turn Cortes waged war and eventuslly killed Montezuma after getting all the gold he wanted.

First you put his hat then his circle then his hair then eyes and your all done

The aztecs had 3 calendars and when the two smaller ones where fused it became known as the great sun calendar which kept track of the our galaxy going around the black whole similar to the way the planets orbit the sun in our solar system and in that way important celestial events could be accounted for as well as frequent space travel using the aztec calendar to fly into the sun and travel to any other sun in the galaxy the math done by nassim haramein proved this thus proving albert einsteins theory of the rosen bridge ,as well as newly released hyroglyphs realesd by mexico in 2012 greatly support this theory as well

It depends, but the earliest record excavated from Mayan records were in 1100 A.D. that we have excavated so far and the first Greek records were In the B.C era's we've only scratched the surface with the Mayan excavation so that's why my conclusion is it depends

The Aztec empire was defeated by Hernando Cortez.

He had a larger army and he allied with other groups.

They did. Both Mayans and Aztecs have versions of heaven and hell. On the website 'library.thinkquest' there is a brief but informative piece on these civilization's beliefs of afterlife.

the common cold and pneumonia type illnesses to which the Aztecs had no natural immunity

Also smallpox.

In 1900, 20% of American women were employed outside of the home. By 1950, long after the Great Depression and wars started, women had to go out to work, and even played sports. They were more empowered and outspoken and even fought for more rights.