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    Teotihuacan Mexico

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    Teotihuacan located in the Mexico Valley and is one of the largest pre-Colombian city in the Mesoamerica and the Western Hemisphere. The Teotihuacan occupied central Mexica from around 100AD to 600AD. The Teotihuacan city was composed of many different temples‚ palaces‚ and apartment complex. Some of the major monuments of the Teotihuacan are the pyramids of the sun and the pyramid of the moon. As well as the Old Temple of Quetzalcoatl also known as the Feathered Serpent Pyramid. Identified by their

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    nations. This essay will explain the short and long term effects of the arrival of the Spanish on Aztec warfare. The Aztecs believed in many gods. Quetzacotl was one of the gods‚ and they believed that on Quetzacotl’s birthday‚ he would appear to Mesoamerica in the flesh. On Quetzacotl’s birthday‚ big boats (ships) arrived on shore. And out came “Quetzacotl” (Hernando Cortez) and his men. The Aztecs brought Quetzacotl (Spanish) gifts such as fruit‚ vegetables‚ jade and gold. Their god also bought

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    el dia de los muertos

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    friends and relatives are insulted if they are mourned on this day‚ which is the reason that this holiday consists of dancing‚ eating‚ and celebrating. The historical roots of “el dia de los muertos” stretch back to pre-hispanic cultures of Mesoamerica‚ including the Nahua‚ the Aztecs‚ the Mayans‚ the Tolecas‚ the Tlaxcaltec‚ the Chichimec‚ and the Tecpanec. When Spanish conquistadors conquered these pre-hispanic people‚ the “El dis de los muertos” custom was so deeply rooted in their cultures

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    Aztec and Mayan lived in the same time period but the Mayan had actually been around longer than the Aztecs. The start of the Mayan empire began before the Aztec as well but‚ once the Aztec empire began they were the dominant empire in Mesoamerica. Location the Aztec were located in central Mexico were Mexico City now lies and the Mayan were located in the Yucatan Peninsula. Another difference between the Aztec and the Mayan is they spoke different languages. The Aztecs spoke

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    Tetnochtitlan

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    were taken to the tops of the Aztec pyramids and laid upon a flat stone. There‚ their chests were cut open and their hearts were ripped out. The bodies were then thrown down the steps of the pyramid.While human sacrifice was practiced throughout Mesoamerica‚ the Aztecs‚ if their own accounts are to be believed‚ brought this practice to an unprecedented level. For example‚ for the reconsecration of Great Pyramid of Tetnochtitlan in 1487‚ the Aztecs reported that they sacrificed 84‚400 prisoners over

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    Early Man

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    Mesoamerican people devised complex ways of organizing society‚ government and religious worship and built remarkable cities with available technology. The earliest sign of technologies in Mesoamerica is the Clovis Point dated some 13‚500 years‚ found in NM; these would have been used as a type of spear tips or knives and indicates a mobile culture that exploited the faunal resources available. Migration and trade spread cultural influences throughout the region long after the decline of the early

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    Honduras‚ by the Olmecs. Chocolate was initially made into a type of beverage called xocolatl by the mesoamerican people‚ a nahuatl word meaning "bitter water" due to the cacao tree’s bitter taste when unfermented. Chocolate first spread beyond mesoamerica when Montezuma of Tenonchtitlan introduced Henan Cortez‚ a Spanish Conquistador‚ to it in the 16th century. Henan Cortez then brought it back to the Spanish court in 1528 along with the equipment used for brewing it. Chocolate didn’t become popular

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    Aztec and City

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    Jarrett Barber Mr. Slaughter 11/16/12 Tenochtitlan Tenochtitlan was the main city and capital of the Aztec empire. The city was founded in 1325 when the Aztec emperor told some of his tribes to look for a spot for their new capital city. He told them that the spot for the city would be found when they saw an eagle eating a snake on top of a cactus. This symbol is now on the Mexican coat of arms and on the Mexican flag (King). The tribes wondered around in what is now present day Mexico City

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    The Maya civilization was one of the most dominant native societies of Mesoamerica. It is known for its agriculture‚ pottery‚ hieroglyph writing‚ calendar-making and mathematics‚ and left behind a surprising amount of impressive architecture and symbolic artwork. Geographically‚ the Mayan civilization covered what are now Belize‚ Guatemala‚ Honduras‚ El Salvador‚ and part of Mexico. The center of the Mayan empire which was located in Guatemala reached its peak of power and influence in the sixth

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    On the other hand‚ Astronomy was by far the most fully developed science of the cultures of Mesoamerica. Their astronomical science was also closely interconnected with their religious ideas and beliefs‚ especially the fundamentally important concept of the renewal of agricultural and human life cycles. They believed that the influences of the supernatural

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