Aztecs

Well for both, technological inferiority and smallpox (more on the smallpox part). And also for the Aztecs, the participation of thousands of people whom they oppressed on the spanish side of the siege of tenochtitlan. For the Incas, the striking similarity of Pizarro looking like Quetzcoatl, thus explaining an initial hesitancy to fight, allowing the Spanish a surprise attack that captured their King.

The Spanish came to South America, and the Aztecs thought that this was the 'white god' that they had been told to watch out for that specific year. They treated the Spanish Conquistadors with riches and lavish food, as they would a God. The Spanish scribes reported that they 'were sickened by the people's horrifying customs', which was referring to the sacrifice they did.

Then, when the Spanish asked for more to take home with them, the Aztecs realized that they were not the 'white god' they were looking for, and turned on them.

However, the Conquistadors had the horses, the guns, and they had most of the commoners of the Aztec society on their side, for they were unhappy with the way their Empire was being run. With these people and the Spanish's technology advancements, they overthrew the Aztec Empire.

After the Aztecs were in the hands of the Conquistadors, the Spanish treated the Aztec people cruelly, making them as slaves and torturing them. They burned all the Aztec literature they could find, saying that it was 'the work of the devil'.

In the end, the Spanish recorded their conquer of the Aztec Empire, saying that with their own little band of Catholic people, they fought the entire nation and won. But they lied, because they would have never survived without the help of the Aztec commoners.

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An Aztec child went to school every day

They were the single largest and wealthiest empire. They also made early contact with the spanish during the colonial era. The Mayan were the most advanced and the Incan were the last to go (technically we don't know how the Mayans went so you could say they went second to last).

They made it out of things like raspberries and flour

Aztec houses were typically made of adobe brick and had flat roofs made of wooden beams and thatched or covered with mud. They were small and often consisted of only one room. Inside, there would be a central hearth for cooking, and sleeping and storage areas around the edges of the room.

Mistreatment of conquered peoples by the aztec.

yes, it was

Age around 54.

Children went to school and helped their parents. Boys helped and learned the fathers trade and girls learned the home chores.

1521 and they were alive from 1325

Rosie

yes they did

What characteristics did Aztec and Incan societies share? complex religious events (correct answer)

cortes was worried that soon would find out he was not a god ,so he captured the Aztec ruler named Montezuma.

They didn't call themselves Aztecs, they called themselves Mexica.

The Aztec word was created later for archeological terms to distinguish the ancient from the modern day Mexicans.

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They called themselves Chichimeca. The other tribes thought that this name was funny, but when they did something good, the Toltecs helped them out and started by changing their name to Aztec.

Moctezuma allowed Cortes to stay in Aztec homeland because when Moctezuma first saw Cortes he thought he was a god.

A chinampa is a floating garden. It was used by the Aztecs. Hope that halps anyone who is asking!!!!

thx it does alittle

the means of survival for the Aztecs wre to feast on little children.

1521

cortes named it

They were fought off and killed by the spanish.

The Spanish people came and the Aztecs thought they were gods, so they let them stay. So then they killed the Aztecs and took their gold and valuables.

Monarchy.

Inca

He was treated like a god because Moctezuma thought that he was a Spanish god

He went to Mexico and to fing Cibola (7 cities of gold) He went to Mexico and to fing Cibola (7 cities of gold)