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    Xochipilli: Prince of Flowers Many ancient Mesoamerican cultures attributed most of their beliefs and rituals with the practice of entheogenics. The anthropological evidence discovered in their art validates that the many ancient cultures used the psychoactive substance in several plants for spiritual‚ religious‚ and psychotherapeutic purposes. The Aztec in particular show evidence of priest‚ warriors‚ and anyone of great nobility to have consumed particular plants to achieve a worldly

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    and weaknesses of the Aztecs according to the author? Many causes contributed to the fall of the once mighty Aztec empire at the hands of the Spaniards in 1521. While one of the most commonly recognized causes is the superior weaponry of the Spaniards‚ the reality is that many other situations and Aztec weaknesses ultimately set the stage for a Spanish victory. First of all‚ the Spaniards inadvertently introduced a variety of new diseases previously unknown to the Aztecs. The Spaniards had already

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    Mesoamerica: The Aztecs Cindy Santos Anthropology 3700 Cindy Santos Professor Hession Anthropology 3700 May 20‚ 2013 The Aztecs who should be called Mexica‚ are one of the most important and famous civilizations of Mesoamerica. In the Postclassic period they reched Central Mexico and established their capital there. In a few centuries they managed to control almost all Mexico through an extended period. The Aztecs were a very successful

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    industrialized country in the world. Does this surprise you? Well‚ although it is a fact‚ and most people would think this is unethical. This should also be true for Aztec society. Which deserves the Greater Emphasis? Human Sacrifice‚ or Aztec Agriculture? I believe historians should focus more on human sacrifice because‚ even though the Aztecs were resourceful and well organized in agriculture‚ they were barbaric when it came to human sacrifice. They killed off 2‚300 men who were prisoners of war (Doc

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    In the Aztec empire‚ religion was really important. They honored a lot of goddesses and gods‚ and each of these gods had ruled different people‚ so each god had different jobs. The Mesoamerican religion is the way of saying “the Aztecs”. In the Mesoamerican religions‚ they had elements of human sacrifice in most of the festivals‚ and they were held in the Aztec calendar. God And Goddess The first subtopic in the Aztec life is the god and goddess and what they are known for. In the Aztec religions

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    Given the essentially physical nature of dance‚ it is not surprising that throughout Mesoamerica it relates to somatic sensations. For example‚ the Dominican friar Diego Duran disapprovingly describes the Aztec Tickling Dance as "so roughish as to be compared to our own Spanish dance called the saraband‚ with all its wriggling and grimacing and immodest mimicry." Duran also mentions that the term for this dance‚ cuecuechcuicatl‚ can also mean "dance of the itch‚" a connotation very similar to conceptions

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    From August 12‚ 2015 through to the 14th‚ the class was treated to guest lecturer‚ Professor Ngari Ngunjiri. He showed three films: One on the Aztecs; one involving a not so widely distributed insight to the African Empire; and one detailing the building of the Chinese Empire. The film depicting ancient Chinese civilizations was the most interesting. It was so because it showed how much of a forward-thinking people the Chinese were‚ and still are. Notably‚ the Chinese Empire has survived for approximately

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    host of infectious diseases that they carried to which the native population had no immunity. At length‚ Aztec thought that the wildfire spread of this disease is the divine action of the gods. Culture shock‚ severe depression‚ and disruption of the family among the survivors shattered their civilization (Anderson‚ 2007‚ p. 149). Access to food varies with social status. Eighty percent of the Aztecs diet is corn and amaranth‚ and the average diet

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    hunting would be carried out and eventually‚ the separation of people to develop their own civilizations. Due to the nomadic nature of the early humans‚ groups were easily categorized based on their preferences in climate and food. Such groups include Aztecs‚ Incas and Mayas who‚ even though lived in a similar physical environments and climatic region‚ branched off to build their new lives in their own new societies. These group of people add new activities to their new found culture that will eventually

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    of the Aztecs the first thing that comes to mind is human sacrificing‚ but there is so much more to this whole group of people than the sacrifices that played a minor part in their life style. While it’s always important to learn about every aspect of a whole society‚ history should highlight the more positive aspects included in the Aztec’s society. These positive aspects should overrule the small blip in their history that is human sacrificing that everyone seems so hung up on. The Aztecs as a people

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