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Aztec/Inca Empires
Emily Dang Period 5
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2.
The Aztec Empire
Located Central/Southern Mexico
Ruled in and around Mexico City, c. 1428
Tenochtitlan was the capital city
Between the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico
3.
The Inca Empire
Located near highlands of Peru, c. 1438
Quechua was their official language
Center of empire was in Cusco
Between Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean
4.
Aztec/Inca Social Structure
2 main social class
First, the nobles, had positions of influence
Nobles wealthy, held high ranks in military
Usually, hereditary for nobility
Second, the commoners, did the regular jobs
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Aztec/Inca Social Structure 2
Commoners (farmers, merchants, artisans,etc)
Fair amount independence and freedom, poor
Slaves children were free, slaves could buy liberty
Slavery was personal, not hereditary
6.
Aztec/Inca Families
A family began at marriage
Man early 20s, Woman mid-teens
Man discuss with religious leaders about kids
Moms and dads taught and raised their childs
Children at age 4 helped house, went to school
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Aztec/Inca Warfare
Hand-to-hand combat, axes
Fought for sacrifices to please Gods
Looked for tributes/land
Inca wanted captured to be Incas
Forced into their religion and wore Inca clothing
8.
Aztec/Inca Religion Beliefs
Quipus, an oral tradition of passing down tales
Believed in Gods
Sacrificed treasures, food, humans, animals to God.
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Aztec/Inca Sacrifices
Sacrificed animals, humans, treasures, food
Inca rarely sacrificed humans, only kids
Believed kids possessed purity and were perfect
Some estimates are 20,000 sacrifices per year
There were many ways to sacrifice, life ripping out the heart
10.
Aztec/Inca Slavery
Children of slaves were free
Slaves could buy their liberty
Were freed if served late owner well
11.
The Fall of the Aztec/Inca Empire
During 1521 Aztecs were dying from smallpox
And there was a war between the Spaniards and Aztec
Hernan Cortes and his army killed remaining Aztecs
Cortes was in search for territory and money (Gold)
In c. 1532 most Incas wiped out from disease.
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The Fall of the Aztec/Inca Empire 2
The rest of Incas were enslaved by Spaniards
Forced to work and still ill
Women were taken away from infants
End of Inca/Aztec Empire
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