Aztecs

the Aztecs were demolished by Hernan Cortes. a spainard. all of the survivors were taken captive and sacrificed to the sun god

Some say he drank 40-50 cups a day.

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Yes they had a board game called Patolli.

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Both are located in Mexico City; Zocalo is a plaza for shopping and the Aztec Stadium is for sporting events

It is about 12 feet in diameter. Hope this helps!

The legend says that the Aztecs were a tribe that came from the northern part of Mexico (Aztlan). One of their gods (Huitzilopochtli) told them that they should build a city in the place where they found an eagle eating a snake, on top of a cactus. The Aztecs found this sign in the Lake of Texcoco. Therefore, they built their city on the top of the lake. Nowadays, Mexico City.

This symbolism is kept in the flag.

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They sold cloaks, maize, gems, feathers, animal skins, soldiers, beans, cotton, shells, building materials, stones, and cacao.

Yes. They did. It of course involved different rules, but had the same concept of opposing teams throwing a ball through a hoop to score points. Of course, being the Aztecs, a more gruesome side involved the losers becoming sacrificial and the ball was a decapitated head of their foes.

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The Aztec nobles ate meals that always had a version of the staple ingredient maize. Other foods included potatoes, beans, chilies, onions, and porridge.

The aztecs used catamarans , argosys and pontos marias and forlows

The Aztecs made armor out of cotton that they formed in to a vest and stuffed, they would then soak that in a saltwater brine and dry it until it was stiff. The armor is called Ichcahuipilli, it's allegedly could stop obsidian swords and Atlatl darts.

where is the horn on 2001 pontiac aztec

i really have no idea but u can go to Google and look it up as large round stone carvings made by the Aztecs

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They had a strict governor rule over conquered lands.

Society as a whole benefits from healthier people for a number of reasons: * Fewer people calling in sick, resulting in better productivity. * Fewer people tied up in the care of the sick, allowing them to be used to increase productivity. * Research can go to improvement of life, rather than toward health issues. * Think about the billions of dollars spent on the diet industry in the US every year and apply that to elimination of poverty, hunger, illiteracy, etc. Education allows people to find better and more effective ways of doing things, which increases productivity.

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society has already gained many times over from 'educated' people

even from hundreds and thousands of years ago, people who educated themselves in knowledge and understanding are responsible for most of the fabulous inventions, discoveries and ideas we have today

they have knowledge on their side instead of superstition, which back then was all too common,

and superstition without educated people intertwined in it would have us living in something like the dark ages, because uneducated purely superstitious people were scared of these new things and mostly considered them to be evil etc

so if we were still like that and had no education or educated people we would all still be scared of the unknows, un-understood and new

so as long as there are people out there willing to learn take everything into consideration and then teach the world humanity will always be advancing further forward

we benefit from healthier people because it helps humanity live longer and carry on our existence that bit further and longer

and of course the healthier people have better chance of enriching our lives with more knowledge due to their lust for life, energy and knowledge

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Which of the following did Egyptians and Mayans have in common?

both societies had an advanced understanding of astronomy

both societies practiced mummification of the dead

both societies practiced human sacrifice

both societies had a complex caste system

The Mayan government was like the governments of other early river valley civilizations. Maya city-states were theocracies. In a theocracy, the people believed that their rulers were in direct contact with the gods. For the Maya, religion and government were the same. There was no division between the two.

It was the job of the rulers to make sure that the gods kept the people safe. They did this by performing rituals. The Maya believed that they needed to feed their gods with blood. Kings, priests, and nobles offered their own blood in religious rituals. This practice is called bloodletting. The priest or noble would pierce part of their body. Then, they would give their blood to the gods. Sometimes, however, they believed that a sacrifice was needed.

The Maya, as well as other civilizations throughout Mesoamerica, practiced human sacrifice. People offered for sacrifice usually came from outside a city. Many were prisoners of war.

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Arrows were normally kept in quivers in earlier times, then more commonly in pouches later on. These quivers and pouches were either strapped to a horse's saddle, hung from the belt, or slung across the back (as depicted in various films). Sometimes the arrows were simply stuck into the ground in front of the archer before use; the archer pulled one out of the ground, nocked it and fired. When he needed to fight hand-to-hand, he simply put down his bow and drew a sword or axe.