Aztecs

Epidemic disease played a prominent role in aiding Spanish victory over Aztec society. Smallpox was responsible for the death of thousands of Aztecs during Hernán Cortés' siege of the capital city of Tenochtitlan, eventually spreading throughout Mexico. The unintentional introduction of "Old World" diseases into the New World was unprecedented, and therefore the indigenous peoples lacked proper resistance to combat such illness.

In addition to disease, the Spanish implemented the use of technologies such as weapons and horses that provided them with numerous advantages.

Lastly, in the case of Cortés, division among the native inhabitants and the alliances he formed provided support and security.

I think it is terracotta because most pots in that time were terracotta.

in their time

They picked their noses!

dark colours such as

black

dark green

dark blue

dark red

white

They sacrificed soldiers that they captures on war but they also practiced self sacrifice, the spilling of one's own blood to apace the gods and bring fertility to the land. Fir example always one young Aztec men was kept in Tenochtitlan for a year until the festival of Tezclaticopa when he was sacrificed. The Huey Tlatoani (king) before his ascension to the throne had to give some of his own blood to the gods

Most Inca's were commoners, who worked as farmers and herders. They practiced slavery, but had their own sense on how to do it. Most of the people belonged to commoners. Commoners would as farmers and herders.

to worship their gods

The Spanish Conquistadores Kicked The Maya, Aztec and Incas, Poop filled asses

Moctezuma Ilhuicamina or for present day distinctions Moctezuma I

Moctezuma Xocoyotzin = Moctezuma II known for being the ruler of the Aztecs during the Spanish conquest against Hernan Cortes

there are alot of different spelling for Moctezuma

Farming was the main activity in Aztec life, and as the land that the Aztecs inhabited was not very fertile, they had to resort to irrigation, fertilizers, and constructing terraces into hills in order to create flat land. As a lot of the land was swampy, they also came up with a method of creating "floating" gardens, called chinampas.

To create chinampas, canals were dug through the marshes and swamps, and alternating layers of weeds, muck and earth were piled into rectangular cane frames between the canals. Trees were then planted on the corners, which secured the chinampa once they had taked root. So the chinampas were not actually floating, but would appear to be doing so. They made very effective use of the space available to them. Corn, avocados, beans, chili peppers, squash, and tomatoes were among the vegetables that could be planted on the chinampas.

In the area of Xochimilco, the chinampas are still in use. The area was first used by the Aztecs for chinampa farming after they conquered it from the previous inhabitants, seven Nahua tribes, who themselves moved into the area between the eighth and tenth centuries AD.

around 1200 A.D

A cactus in bloom with a snake getting eaten by a eagle on an island in the middle of a logoon

yes,they did play pik-a-tok

sun and sea and land and water

i have no idea HELP =( gonna fall assignment

The soanish came with their leader Hernem Cortes and invaded the aztecs.The rest of the aztecs died of sickness brought over by the spaniards

He is considered a creator deity.

Anywhere in the world.It ultra rare and it is simular to murdering. Furthermore, gods do not want people to live. So, other people murder ( or sacrifice) others to please the gods

Patriachal (the Men were in charge)

yes

Yes, for the Aztecs. And its Moctezuma II

They both had classes of how important they were or how poor they are or even how rich they are

a democracy government is what the Aztecs had in grees just, like the United States of America has a democracy government.