What Is Aztec Treasure

In the book Daily Life of The Aztecs On the Eve of the Spanish Conquest by Jacques Soustelle you are walked through what life was like for the Aztecs. You are in 16th Century Mexico, or to them Mexico-Tenochtilan. Soustelle does an excellent job immediately putting you in character with the introduction of the book. The book is broken down into seven different main chapters detailing major aspects of the Aztecs lives in the late 1500’s. You learn about where they lived, to the wars they fought, and what life was like for them from birth to death. In this paper I will further discuss four topics that were very crucial in the daily lives of the Aztecs. I will help you find a better understanding in their daily life as well as the many changes they migrated through over time. The four topics I will be discussing are: 1. Culture and Customs of the Aztecs 2. Civilization vs Barbarism 3. Art and Architecture 4. Education and Home Life.

The Aztecs first settled down in The Valley of Mexico. They faced many problems such as the other inhabitant and tribes already living in the area. Because of this, they had to live on an small island in the center of a lake. They had very little land suitable for farming, so they created chinampas, or floating rafts made of weaved birch branches, that were covered in dirt and used to plant crops on. The land around them was full of many landforms including vast mountain ranges, valleys, and of course, lakes. The climate near the Aztecs was swampy and dry. The city they created was called Tenochtitlan and was full of chinampas and temples.

The Aztecs were a Mesoamerican people of central Mexico in the 14th, 15th and 16th century. They were a civilization with a rich mythology and cultural heritage. Their capital was Tenochtitlan on the shore of Lake Texcoco. From their magnificent capital city, Tenochtitlan, the Aztecs emerged as the dominant force in central Mexico, developing an intricate religious.

Religious rituals were often used by the Aztec civilians in an attempt to communicate with their god. The Aztec religion was heavily based around pleasing the gods and being rewarded. Aztecs had often believed that pleasing the gods and patron deities, would ensure smooth operations of the world, and greater success in business. They were often complicated to honour the powerful deities. It is said, that at least half of each month was dedicated to religious rituals.

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Mexico is a country that borders the southern part of the United States and was once occupied by serval different tribes of Indians. There were many smaller tribes that also lived in Mexico but the largest empire was the Maya. This people is known for their advanced knowledge of numbers and medicine. After the fall of this empire the Aztecs were the next empire to take over the Yucatan Peninsula. The Aztec’s government was not beloved by all the people. April of 1519 a Spanish conquistador named Hernan Cortez came to Mexico and took the land that belonged to Aztecs and called it New Spain.

In 1100 the Aztecs left their homeland in northern Mexico and began heading south. After 225 years they finally settle in the city of Tenochtitlan. Tenochtitlan became the capital of the Aztec. The priests pick that city because that was where they was the sign of and eagle holding a snake while sitting on a cactus. They built their city around the canals.

In 1519, the Aztecs were the most powerful kingdom in Mesoamerica. At the peak of

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In history whenever there is an event that can benefit or change the course of someone's life for the better, people try to come and join the cause. This is what happened in the California and Colorado Gold Rush. The Colorado and California Gold Rush during the 1800s brought thousands of people to the west in search of gold. Although many people tried to strike it rich, the Native Americans suffered disruption to their lands. The gold rush helped keep the fire sparked between the Native Americans and the colonizers. While the gold rush did help bring the east and west together and boost the economy.

The concept of sacrifice is a fundamental basis of almost every religion. However, its manifestation in the form of human sacrifice is both more controversial and, as a result, rarely studied by anthropologists today. As one scholar observes: "The modern social anthropologist does not best endear himself to the elite of the Third World by an obsessive interest in how great-grandfather shrunk the heads he hunted or in the quality of the wood needed to burn great-grandmother alive" (Davies, 1981, p.13).

I would probably choose to live in the culture and civilization of the Inca. They were a strong group of people that conquered neighboring groups to take over land and to expand their group to larger places. They also had control over their empire and society by making an ethnic group system. By demanding a tax of labor, which could be paid by military service, construction or agricultural work, they were able to complete massive construction projects. They had a system of roads and constructed suspension bridges to make travel easier.

The Aztecs are often perceived as a merciless society who increased their empire through bloody conflict. Furthermore, they are most remembered for religious sacrifice of humans. This included elaborate ceremonies culminating with the removal of organs while the sufferers were still breathing. Although violent sacrifice is intolerable in modern times, it wasn’t uncommon less than a millennia ago. It was practiced throughout the world on every continent. This includes Mesopotamia which is a cradle of civilization and site for Adam and Eve’s story. According to Nature Journal of Science, recent scientific research indicates that two-thirds of the highly stratified societies practiced the macabre ritual, compared with just one-quarter of the egalitarian societies (Watts, 2016). The Aztecs or aztecah were a highly stratified society that expanded from small beginnings, concentrated on academic equality, and contributed to human progression. Although the Aztec’s culture was short lived, it merits appreciation.

The Aztec culture was one of the biggest tribes to emerge in the Meso-America era. Their empire was known to be one of the strongest, and consisted of brave soldiers ready to fight. The Aztec culture was the dominate force in Mesoamerica they were apart of the pre-columbian civilization. The Aztec are said to be descendants of the Olmecs who are known as the "Mother Culture" of Central America. This culture reign and control many tribes/cities which showed the power they had, their legacy still lives in what is now known today as Mexico.