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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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Naging kaharian ang Roma, pero ang huling hari ng Roma, si Tarquin na Nakapagmamalaki, ay pinabagsak. Itinatag ang Republika ng Roma noong 509 BC at namuno ang mga senador pero namuno si Julius Caesar sa lahat at sinakop niya ang karamihan ng Gitnang Europa. Pinatay siya noong 44 BC ng ilang mga senador at pagkayari may tatlong taong namuno na sila Lepidus, Octavius at si Mark Anthony pero nag-away silang lahat para sa pamumuno ng Roma. Tinalo ni Octavius sila Lepidus at tinalo rin niya sila Mark Anthony at si Cleopatra sa Digmaan sa Actium noong 31 BC at kinuha niya ang panglangAugustus Caesar at siya ang naging unang Emperador ng Imperyo ng Roma.
Hinati ni Emperador Diocletian ang Imperyo ng Roma noong 293 AD dahil masyado itong malaki at malawak. Hinati niya ito sa dalawang imperyo - angSilangang Imperyo Romano at ang Kanlurang Imperyo Romano. Si Emperador Constantine ang namuno sa Silangang Imperyo Romano.
Sinakop ng mga Vandal ang Kanlurang Imperyo Romano noong 476 AD pero ang Silangang Imperyo Romano o ang Imperyong Bizantino na ay natira pero sinakop din ito ng mga Turkong Ottoman sa pamumuno ni Mehmed II noong 1453 AD.
Mga mamamayanMay apat na uri ng mga mamamayan sa Sinaunang Roma. Kabilang sa mga sinaunang Romano ang mga patrisyano, mga plebyano, mga taong pinalaya, at mga alipin.[1]Ang mga patrisyano ang aristokrasya ng Sinaunang Roma, na umaangkin sa lahat ng mga pribilehiyo at mga kapangyarihang panglipunan. Sumunod sa kanila ang mga plebyano, na ipinanganak bilang malalayang mga mamamayan ngunit may iilang mga kapangyarihan. Kasunod nito ang mga pinalayang tao, o dating mga alipin na may bahagyang kalayaan kaysa mga plebyano. Nasa pinakailalim ng antas ang mga alipin, na may iilang uri ng anumang mga karapatan.[1]
Ang Imperyong Romano noong panahon niTrajanus
KulturaAng buhay sa Sinaunang Roma ay umiikot sa lungsod ng Roma, na nasa pitong burol. Maraming mga gusali at monumento na makikita dito tulad ng Coleseom, Forum of Trajan at ang Pantheon. Marami ding mga inuming fountain na may tubig galing sa mga aquadukto; mayroon ding mga teatro, gymnasio, paliguan at mga silid-aklatan na may mga tindahan at mga kanal.mr. masteller much?
What are some of the buildings or activities that happen in Tenochtitlan?
Tenochtitlan no longer exists. It was razed to the ground when the Spanish conquered the Aztecs in 1521, and in its place the Mexico City was built.
If you are asking what activities were held at such place almost five hundred years ago, those would include many "standard" activities known to any pre-industrial civilization, such as:
- Agriculture.
- Worshiping activities, which at the time included the sacrifice of captured warriors before the Aztec gods.
- Sales and bartering of goods at the city markets, which were pretty large at the time.
- Artistic activities, which included paintings, ceramic figurines and other handcraft artistry.
In what part of Mexico did the Aztecs build a large city?
In central Mexico, on the Texcoco Valley, Specifically, in and around various islands in the Lake Texcoco. The city was Tenochtitlan, and is the location of present-day Mexico City.
What does remind people of Aztec empire?
The Mexican coat of arms (on the Mexican flag) would be one of such items.
Who were the first settlers in the valley of Mexico?
The Olmec, they were the fathers of the mesoamerican culture.
What are names of mountains in Ancient Aztec?
- Popocatepetl (5,426 m/17,802 ft) - Smoking hill
- Iztaccihuatl (5,230 m/17,159 ft) - Sleeping woman
- Citlaltepetl (5,636 m/18,490 ft) - Star hill
- Cuexcomate - Clay pot (smallest volcano in Mexico with just 13 meters/43 feet of height)
What did the Aztecs use the chocolate for?
I have studied this in school before so i hope this is the right information.
As far as i know it was used to make chocolate drinks for their king/ruler
they saw it as a very "pure" drink because it was so delicious.
they also used it for trade to other civilizations like the Mayan
hope that answers your question and i hope i explained it the right way
and they also used it for getting the hair off there doodles
What Mesoamerican culture had its capital at Tenochtitlan where modern day Mexico City is located?
The Aztec civilization
What happened to the lake in the valley of Mexico since the time of the Aztecs?
Most of it was eventually drained to make place for the modern Mexico City's urban area. Nowadays, the last remains of the ancient Texcoco lake are some marshy lands east to the city, close to the Mexico City international airport.
What would happen if the telephone dissapeared?
Humans are evolving creatures. We would either "invent" it again, or create a better, more effective way of communication
What are 3 Aztec similarities with the Australian aborigines?
1. They both were invaded by the Europeans.
2. They both had the same colour skin.
3. They both didn't have the right weapons to fight the Europeans.
How did disease help the Spanish defeat the Aztecs?
the Spaniards had diseases that they had immunity to but since there were no such diseases with the Aztecs they had no immunity to them thus resulting in the Aztecs getting sick and weak making it easy for them to be defeated.
What bird is sacred to the Aztecs?
The bird sacred to the Aztecs is the Quetzal, from the Nahuatl language for "stand up"(referring to its tail feathers).
Related only linguistically to the deity Quetzalcoatl("feathered serpent"), who went by many other names as well.
Looks like a plump parrot, but the beak tells you it is not.
Did Cortes exploit unrest within the Aztec empire to achieve his conquest of tenochtitlan?
No. That was Pizarro who conquered the Incans.
Cortes relied on the Quetzalcoatl myth to pass as a God, get close to the Aztec emperor and ultimately betray him and conquer Mexico.
Did the spanish torture Montezuma the 2nd?
Yes, to the best of my knowledge they tortured Montezuma II before the spanish killed him. Cody.
Did the Christian conquerors of Mexico like the Aztec religion?
Not at all. They destroyed all temples and idols and slaughtered all priests related to such religion. Then, to prevent a revolt, they mixed the Christian saints with the former idols in such a way to "soften" the adjustment to Christianity. This is called "religious syncretism".
