Aztecs

Well the Spanish made the Aztecs be christen and flow the religion they also ditch the Aztec way of life and flowed what the Spanish did

In the Aztec households, the men farmed or did craft work such as pottery, weaving, metal working, and wood carving. The women made the clothing and cooked the meals. Until the age of ten, boys stayed home learning skills from their fathers, then they would go to school for a general education and military training. Girls were expected to learn housekeeping and cooking skills; very few girls attended schools.

The person who had conquered the Aztec's was Hernan Cortez. And of course his troop.

The Great Pyramid of Cholula is arguably the largest in the world. Located in south central Mexico, it is only 180 feet high (55 meters) but is 1300 feet on a side, containing nearly twice the volume of the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt. The pyramid is built in a manner of a ziggurat, with wide levels rising slowly to the summit.

Yes.

It is important because that's where they go to hear what they have to do to save the great city of Aztec.

The Aztec empire began with the founding of the city Tenochtitlan around 1330, however in February 1519 Hernando Cortes a Spanish explorer acclaimed the land as his own and conquered the Aztecs with their overpowering weapons.

They took over other places and stole what they had and brought it back with them.

The Spanish had a technological advantage, having steel weapons, guns, and horses. Many Native Americans had never seen these before, and were terrified of them. Also, the two empires were not completely unified, but made of dozens of different tribes and peoples conquered by the Aztecs and Incas. The Spaniards took advantage of this by making alliances with those vengeful tribes. But the most deadly weapon the Spanish had was disease. Most Europeans were immune to smallpox, but Native Americans were not. Smallpox wiped out thousands of people in the Americas, including the emperor of Inca himself, thus making them easy to conquer.

I am not sure that there is a real answer. He left on a ship after teaching the Aztecs new ways and was never heard from again...with the promise that he would return again.

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i thought his name was Hernando cortez.......hmm........but he overtook the Aztecs' capital city, tenochtitlan.

The only significant disadvantage the Spanish conquistadors faced was the fact that they didn't know the land/geography as well as the Aztecs did. The Aztecs faced far more graver disadvantages like disease, lack of advanced weaponry, etc.

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Yes. According to codices deciphered in recent years, Aztecs had to calculate and record the area, perimeter and quality of their land in order to pay property taxes; they used a base-20 system of dots and lines to record the numbers.

The olmecs got there name from the Aztec Indians gave the tribe the name olmec. Olmec means "rubber people".

he fled the city

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Herman Cortes

the Aztecs lost to the Spanish because the Spanish had better weapons like the gun.

The lake was called lake texcoco

No, they had their own religion.

Yes he had 4 children