Aztecs

There is not a main god in Daoism (Taoism).

The core of Daoism is, of course, Dao ( the Way), which is beyond description. It is said that Dao is the origin of the universe, the basis of all existing things, the law governing their development and change, and the ultimate force of Daoism.

The concept of Virtue (De) is closely related to Dao. Dao De Jing relates,“All respect Dao yet value Virtue.” Virtue has different connotations. One common explanation is that Virtue is the specific manifestation of Dao in specific things.

Daoism is a philosophical system described and compiled first by Lao-tzu and Chuang-tzu in manuscripts advocating a simple honest life and noninterference with the course of natural events, but characterized by a pantheism of many gods.

The roots of Taoism and the concept of Tao, are, however, lost among the animist traditions of ancient China and before. Daoism has many lines, including esoteric Daoism with practices of alchemy , divination and magic.

To predict planting and harvesting times, early people studied movements of the sun, stars, and planets. They used this information to make calendars. The Aztecs created two calendars- one for farming and one for religion. The farming calendar let them know when to plant and to harvest crops. The religious calendar was used to plan religious ceremonies. An Aztec calendar stone dug up in Mexico City in 1790 includes information about the months of the year and pictures the sun god at the center. I am a zombie

We know that de Soto had at least 3 siblings, but unfortunately like a lot of his early life, no records exist to tell us their names, except one, Juan Mendez de Soto. There are a few records that do survive about him.

The most famous Aztec ruler was Moctezuma II, who became the Aztec ruler in 1502. He succeeded the previous ruler, Ahuitzoti. The ruler who established the Aztec empire was Itzcoati. He had conquered other native Tribes in Mexico.

Because of the extreme damage to the temples built by the Toltecs in 1000AD by the Aztecs (in Teotihuacan), there is no known leader of the Toltecs in any given time period, however, it is known that the leaders of the Toltecs were the high priests of their religion and culture.

Conquistador hernan cortez left Cuba to sail to present-day Mexico in 1519. Cortez had heard of a wealthy land to the west ruled by a king named MOCTEZUMA ll.

The Aztec and Maya civilizations traded extensively; in addition, some Aztec warriors lived at least semi-permanently among the Maya, because their presence is documented at the time of the Spanish arrival in Mesoamerica. Interaction between Mesoamerican civilizations and the Inca is less obvious, but there had to have been at least some since smallpox decimated the Inca before the Spanish themselves conquered the empire, showing that smallpox was transmitted from the Maya and/or Aztecs to the Inca before direct European contact.

Aztecs and Mayans had pyramids, whereas Incas did not. Also Mayan pyramids where taller and skinny when Aztec pyramids are shorter and flatter.

He believed Cortéz was a descendant of the alleged leader who brought his people to Mexico. Allegedly the leader left the people after bringing them to Mexico, and when he came back to them, they would not recognise him as their leader, and he left again.

Therefore the people believed that his descendants one day would come back and rule them once again.

When Cortéz and his men came with weapons, clothes and bigger ships than they had ever seen, they believed Cortéz was him.

The Aztecs were the only country in the region, so they did not trade with other countries. However, they did trade with small tribes both within and outside of their borders like the Zapotec, Olmec, Toltec, and other similarly situated peoples. However, most non-Aztecs deeply resented the Aztecs and tried to avoid trading with them when possible.

This is the second answer-I can't stand people just writing "asdjfkharh;sdsdsd." The Aztecs came from Asia, crossing the Bering Strait and settling eventually in Latin America, after some wandering around as they were defeated, being weak. They greatly respected some other strong tribes and adopted the feathered-serpent god as their own. Eventually they were exiled to an island called Tenochtitlan, where they settled because of an old legend. They expanded the island by making floating islands, called chinampas, which are still used today. The Aztecs conquered lands around them and became very strong and respected/feared. It's lucky I'm having a unit on this :). (Probably I didn't have to say all that but the basic answer is this-Asia.)

(Quetzlcoatl) was one of the two main gods of the Toltec religion. He meant "plumed serpent god", and represented many ideas, such as; learning, fertility, holiness, gentility, culture, philosophy, as well as good.

Cortes overthrew the Aztec ruler Montezuma II.

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yes they hated montezumas regime and helped cortez conquer them

The Olmecs were a people from the tropical south-central lowlands of Mexico and their culture only really thrived from (aproximately) 1200 BCE to 400 BCE, when they slowly died out.

The Aztec empire was officially conquered by the Spanish in 1521.

The Inca civilization ended with the capture and execution of their last ruler in 1572.

The Mayans didn't have a 'political center' to conquer as a means of getting the whole. But the last Mayan states finally surrendered to the Spanish in 1697.

Hernan Cortes conquered the Aztecs and Francisco Pizzaro conquered the Incas. haha this was a question in my homeworkk.

There have been quite a few Spanish military leaders throughout history. They include Hernan Cortes, Miguel de Cervantes, Philip II, Juan Peron, Philip IV, Nicolas de Ovando, and Juan de Padilla.

Compared to European cities of the time Tenochtitlan was a very large city. Population estimates vary from 212,000 to 350,00 making it one of the very largest of it's day.

The city was well organized, with many squares where markets were held and trading carried on. They were not a savage civilization as once thought. It was a planned city with specialized workers.

The Ancient Egyptians are significantly older than the Aztecs; their civilisation began well over five thousand years ago, first becoming recognisable around 3000 B.C, while the Aztec Empire originated in the early 1400s A.D.

You may be thinking of the Mayans (a lot of people confuse the various civilisations of South America for some reason), who are still a thousand years the Egyptians' junior, coming into being around 2000 B.C.

Strong government, Advanced cities, Advanced technology, Empire building, flourishing culture

Kinda,you should study the Mayans and Egyptians.They do have a lot of stuff in common though.

the king was Montezuma II

After Cortez had defeated the Aztec's in 1521, he was appointed Govenor of Mexico and ruled from 1521-1524. During this time he initiated the construction of Mexico city by destroying the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan and building the new city on top of the ruins. He supported efforts to bring Christianity to the native population, and over the next 7 years tried to establish peace among the Indians of Mexico. He developed mines and farming, imported domestic animals[sheep,cattle,horses] and in 1524 introduced a land tenure system. He appointed men to extend Spanish rule through out the country, was one of the first to attempt to grow sugar in Mexico, and one the first to import African slaves. Within 2 years of the arrival of Cortez, the Aztec Empire had been totally destroyed.

The Aztec people of northern Mexico, arrived in Mesoamerica in the 1200s. They settled the city of Tenochtitlan and flourished in Mexico until the arrival of Europeans in the 15th century.