Aztecs

-they all had human sacrifices

-they were all polytheist (worship more than one god)

-the Incas and Aztecs survival depended on the military

-they were excellent farmers

They used trees, plant, mud, water. Boats were made from trees, plants were used as medicine and food, and mud and water were used to make house pottery and dwellings.

Yes they did, Including Seafood, Pumas, Turkey, Coyotes, etc.

yes

Because they needed sugar and then they would have a good time

The Aztecs lived from the 13th century up to 1520.

The Aztecs were a very religious civilization. The Aztecs were also very violent and believed that for the sun to rise everyday the sun god needed a human sacrifice. They sacrificed prisoners from other nearby tribes which made them many enemies. This would later become a contributing factor to the fall of the great Aztec empire after the Spanish conquistadors arrived.

they were famous for their calendar which a year is 365....

A small house made of adobe brick . The house had a roof made of thatched straw. Aztec homes had little furniture. They used woven straw mats that were placed on the dirt floors instead of beds and chairs.

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They lived from 1168 A.C. to 1520 A.D.

From about 1325 to 1519 when they were conquered by the Spanish.

Also, some believe they were around from as early as about 1100 A.D

New Fire Ceremony and Sacrifices

He was born in 1480 and died in 1520. He was either killed by the Spaniards OR his own people. He was best known for being the Aztec emperor during Cortez's conquest.

they thought he was a god because he had horses guns etc

*Cortes had also made allies with the enemies of the Aztecs, Tlaxcala.

The aztecs simply placed the heart in the altar of a god or godess after it was torn out of a victims chest OUCH! :o

there were calledthe mixtecs before they called them selves the Aztecs

Tenochtitlan

As the Emperor of the Aztec nation, he lived quite well, until he was captured and killed by the Spanish.

by foot but the mayans used boats somtimes

The 15th century

No. In fact, quite the contrary. The Spaniards were invading the Aztec kingdom of Tenochtitlan, which Montezuma was ruling. Believing he was Quetzalqoatl (possible missspell), their white, feathered-serpent god, they bestowed upon him gifts, but he wanted more. He defeated Montezuma's population of 5,000,000 with less than 1,000 soldiers.

The most important of their traditions were the sacrefice of humans, which they did to honor their gods.

There are theories that state the Aztecs lived in areas where quality gold was found. It is believed they accumulated gold from the mineral deposits.

In 1521, Hernando Cortez fought and subdued the Aztecs.

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