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    My People Are The Aztecs

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    My people are the aztec. I will be telling you today about how the Aztecs live. They have very weird and disturbing way how to kill people. Twelfth century tribes in present-day Northern Mexico. The Mexica claimed that their homeland was a island called aztlan. Aztlan means the place of the white horn. Teotichlan was home to about 100‚000 people. Teotichlan was important because they believed their was met to make the fifth sun. All mexico rulers came from noble families. Tenochtitlan ruled as

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    I decided to write my paper on the Virgin of Guadalupe because I was raised to praise her but I never knew how she came to be. After reading about the Virgin Mary‚ so many things make sense now. Ten years after the conquest of Mexico‚ On December 9‚ 1531‚ Juan Diego was on his way to the Convent of Tlatelolco for mass . At sunrise he reached the foot of Tepeyac. Suddenly he heard music that seemed like the chirping of thousands of birds. Very surprised he stopped‚ raised his eyes to the top of the

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    Zemi Figure

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    After reading the discussions for the things in the Reckoning with Mestizaje gallery‚ I decided that the item that most correctly represents the term mestizaje would be the Zemi figure. A zemi is defined as being a deified ancestor revered in the Caribbean. Zemis were among the first indigenous objects collected by Europeans in the New World and sent back as curiosities. The figures originated in the Caribbean and were even prevalent in the lives of the Native peoples well before the Spanish conquest

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    Chupacabra

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    When I was a little girl and I would have a terrible temper‚ my great-grandmother would always tell me‚ "Si sigues asi te voy a dejar afuera para que el Chupacabra te coma‚" which translates to "If you keep it up I will leave you outside so that the Chupacabra can eat you." The Chupacabra myth is well-known in Puerto Rico since the myth originated there in the 1990s. You can ask anyone about the Chupacabra in the streets of Puerto Rico and they will talk your ear off about the beast. The name “Chupacabra”

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    Popo and Ixtal is a story about two people and two volcanos. Tenochtitlan is true facts about Mexican history. If one is a myth and one is truth how are they alike? Well first they both part of Mexican history and cultural. Even with these few similarities both are different in big ways Popo and Ixtal turn into volcanos after death but we know that this isn’t possible. Tenochtitlan is about real fact about what really happened. Popo and Ixtla is the legend of how the two valcones came to be

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    El Dorado - Lost City of Gold "Over the Mountains of the Moon‚ down the Valley of the Shadow‚ ride‚ boldly ride…if you seek for El Dorado."- Edgar Allan Poe Truth to the Myth: • A Spanish conquistador by the name of Francisco Pizarro conquered and plundered the Inca Empire in the 1530’s. This lead to adventurers and conquistadors from all over Europe to move to the New World anticipating conquering and looting for gold‚ silver and jewels to bring back to Spain (Mysterypile: el-dorado) . These men

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    Historians believe that a Spanish missionary named Francisco Garcés made the first European contact with the Hualapai in 1776. Father Garcés found the Hualapai already using Spanish belts‚ awls‚ and other implements from New Mexico that they acquired through trade with the Hopi people. In his diary‚ Garcés uses the Spanish word profundisimos‚ to describe the most profound canyons opening before him. Before contact with Europeans‚ the Hualapai world was vast in geographical scale and in human diversity

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    One very obvious action that the european did was take control of all land and took many once strong civilizations to near extinction in culture. Cortez when to conquer the Aztec empire. Cortez was thought to be a god by Montezuma II who was the “king” of the empire at the time so He allowed free passage for the spaniards into the city. Once they were in they kidnapped the king and executed him publicly. Ten the native started to push the spaniards out of the city. Once Cortez was out of the city

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    Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs

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    The Three Great American Cultures Central and South America is said to have been first discovered in the late fifteenth century; however‚ to say that the land before this time was unknown to all of humanity would be a fallacy and a great insult to the three great ancient cultures that ruled before their European conquest. The Aztecs‚ Incas‚ and Mayans were three distinct groups of people that thrived in the Americas prior to their “discovery” and all have a diversely rich background full of people

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    Broken Spears

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    The author argues that the Spanish were completely at fault for the total destruction of the Aztec Empire. In Broken spears‚ the author explains how many factors other than Spanish power contributed to the downfall of the Aztecs. Not only did the Spanish have many advantages over the Aztecs‚ but also they also exploited them and took advantage of the cultural difference. The main key aspects to the Spanish victory‚ is that the Spanish were viewed as gods at first because of their appearance‚ the

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