Aztecs

because the aztecs used chocolate as currency

about 23 people, what are you stupid you have had to know that, if you didn't your a dummy

the took stuff and put other stuff into in and yay they had chocolate and then they ate it and then they were amazingly fat on chocolate but i don't know if they smoked it but I think they might of

the french who were unhappy with Aztec rule gave the spanish food and support against the Aztecs true or false?

The Aztec diet consisted primarily of corn as a staple; combined with a variety of meats and peppers for spice. The Aztecs are also known to have participated in ritualistic cannibalism. Victims were sacrificed at temples by removal of the heart. The bodies were then dismembered and consumed by the social elite. This definitely could have contributed to the negative view of barbarism assumed by Spanish explorers.

Farmers used sticks to dig holes into soft in order to plant seeds.

They wore imported cotton or a fiber made from the century plant and the women would weave it into clothing. They had a vast trading territory so they also had dyes to color their clothing. Slaves wore loincloth, women wore skirts and a sleeveless blouse or shirt.

The Aztecs sacrificed other human beings hearts, as an offering to the gods for giving the Aztecs the sun. The Aztecs believed that the sun was created by the gods sacrificing themselves to make the sun. So, the Aztecs believe that they have to repay the god with human hearts, or blood.

when you go in the lab, go to the 1st one on the right there will be a guard talk to him he will give you one.

they played hit ball and ate there favourite food cocao beans

The Aztecs had numerous crafts at which they excelled. Their expertise sometimes dazzled the Spanish. Their crafts included papermaking (not just for books but for festive banners and ornaments), book illustration which they called "the black and the red" (colorfully illuminating their codexes); feather work (used in headresses, ornaments and trimmings on cloth and shields), plant fibre (e.g. maguey sandles and ropes), wooden sculpture, mural painting, flower weaving (creating foilage ornaments including entire carpets of flowers - still practiced in Mayan areas), basketry/ wickerwork, pottery, metallurgy (gold, silver, copper, bronze), stone including precious stones such as jade and crystal. They also fashioned brightly coloured cloth, and items from rubber and other resins.

chains and whips and pink fluffy handcuffs

The more humble homes were made of adobe, generally they were made of limestone though.

The Aztecs and the eastern most part of Mexico appears when the highest possible port upgrade is made and one of your ships sail into the blackness to the far West. Eventually, you will find land over multiple turns. The Aztecs themselves control two extremely well-fortified cities, and there are a few Rebel cities which are good places to port and prepare to deal with the Aztec threat.

Sometimes masks were covered in mosaics made of various materials. The mask itself could be made of green or black stone, wood, obsidian (a hard dark volcanic glass/stone), or even placed on a real human skull. Common mosaic materials were turquoise, obsidian, gold pyrite, coral, and shell. Sometimes the mask would simply have inlaid teeth and eyes. Ceramic masks were more rare, but they were made.

The aztec built bridges and causways to get to certain areas without getting wet. Also the had built them to keep invaders away from the city Tenochtitlan. Lastly, they built it to get to the mainland. Not useful... b.tch cun.

they thought that the Spanish were half deer and half human because of the helmets and they way the horses moved

how might tenochtitlan location have been both a benefit and hindrance to the aztecs?

gulf of meixco and the pacfic ocean

are you speak gujarati. you can get this answer.

"Tara bap Ni tang."

i think they played games and when i warriors were not good enough they would cut their hearts out.

Depends whether the Aztec is a warrior or a maid, same for the Spartan.

Like, if a little Aztec baby was to fight a full grown male buff Spartan, then the baby wouldn't really stand much of a chance. But say that the little baby was replaced by a fully buff and skilled Aztec and the Spartan was reduced to a snivelling little girl, then the Aztec would take one swipe with his sword and the Spartan would get pwned.

Now let's think. The Spartan and Aztec are hypothetically both warriors right? Because if this is the question you were asking then I can under stand where you're coming from. SO. Spartan vs Aztec. Hmmm.

I'd say old Leonaidus would have trained up this kid to be pretty huge and skilled when he grows up. I'd also say the Aztec tribes would have also worked pretty hard.

Hold on, I've just thought of something. What about the difference in regions? I mean, the Aztecs live pretty damn far away from Persia, Egypt and Sparta. So if, hypothetically, they actually would have been able to travel across half the world where the climate suits both fighting styles, and be basically evenly matched, the Spartan would win.

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For fun the Aztecs played games.One game was called Tlachtli. tlachtli was a ball game that the Aztecs played for there ruler. tlachtli used a hard rubber ball six inches in diameter.the players wore padding. they couldn't touch the ball with their hands. they could only touch the ball with their hips, knees, legs, and elbows.they also played board games. a popular one was calledpatolli which was a game similar to parcheesi and backgammon.they used beans with painted dots on them for dice.

The Aztec capital Tenochtitlan was surrounded by a gigantic lake. It is reasonable to assume that this is where they got their water from. Tenochtitlan was replaced by Mexico city when the Europeans conquered the land and the lake was drained to make room for the new city.

Actually they didn't get it from the lake. The built aqueducts that retrieve water from the mountains. I learnt it at school...