Aztecs

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The Aztecs didn't attack Cortes and his men at first because they did think that he was a god. But after Cortes captured the priest or leader, he masacured many Aztecs and conquered their land.

Some of the earliest people to practice Human Sacrifice were the ancient Native Americans. Usually, human sacrifice was performed to please their gods, in order for some gain, whether physical or spiritual.

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Yes. To any city in Mexico, for that matter. Your best bet is to drink only bottled water; never drink tap water and in case you request cold beverages, politely ask the waiter not to add any ice cubes (sin hielo por favor).

Both atecs and Incas reched their peakes in the early 16 century

Herman Cortez is known for destroying the Aztec civilization and making Spain the powerhouse in Europe.

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After three months of fighting, Cortes defeated the capital city of the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan. The emperor Cuauhtémoc was taken prisoner and executed later that same year, and Cortes became the ruler of the expansive empire. The surviving Aztecs were highly susceptible to European diseases previously unknown to their culture, such as smallpox and typhus. In 1521, smallpox decimated the population of Tenochtitlan. Two following epidemics killed 75 percent of the remaining population, according to the New World Encyclopedia. Surviving Aztecs were not allowed to learn of their native culture and were forced to read and write in Spanish. Many elements of Aztec culture were lost forever.

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The Aztec Empire often made slaves of other Native tribes they conquered. They also practiced human sacrifices. Each year thousand of such sacrifices were made at top of their temples, the victims' hearts were cut out and offered to Aztec gods.

Their worldview consisted only of what they knew in their regional area. The decisions and choices they made toward the end of their civilization were greatly influenced by the gods they belived in. Thinking the Spanish were gods or sent by gods there was much conflict within tribes. Some fought with the Spanish to help conquer other tribes only to have that backfire on them later on.

On March 13, 1325 when they founded their capital city, Tenochtitlan on the place where present-day Mexico City is located.

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While the Aztec and the Maya were extremely advanced civilizations with powerful warrior cultures, the fact remains they had never seen a horse before.

When the Spanish became hostile to the Aztec, the Aztec thought the Spanish knights in their armor on warhorses (also armored) were fire breathing dragons, and/or demons! This had an incredibly potent psychological effect on the Aztec warriors.

While the Aztec and other Mesoamerican civilization warrior cultures were very deadly with the axe, atlatl, spear, and other weapons, they'd never seen a gun before, either. Combine trained Spanish soldiers with trained horses, attacking war dogs, guns, armor, and horribly fatal diseases that the indigenous immune systems were unprepared for, and you have the beginning of the end of the Aztec Empire and eventually the Maya. (Although the classical Maya city states fought each other often and other mysterious factors led to their eventual decline and disappearance.)

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