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2 By Zack W. Sean C.
3 They saw a symbol Good farming land
4 Aztecs join Cortez army He killed thousands of Aztecs Picture used with permission with Encyclopedia Britannica
5 Tenochtitlan Capitol city Have flat roofs on buildings Picture used with permission from World Book online
6 Lasted until 1521 AD Lasted 222 years
7 By Grace T. and Sophie K. Britannica Image Quest
8 glyphs Wrote on cloth,tree bark, and animal skins amati Important people - drawn big Not important people - drawn small prayers, calendars, and taxes
9 sun calendar 365 days in the sun calendar 5 extra days at the end of the year
10 house chores Rich and Noble girls - calmecac school Rich and noble girls went to a house of song Britannica Image Quest
11 Most boys had to go to school Rich and noble boys - temple school Britannica Image Quest
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13 SPORTS AND GAMES Tlachtli Patolli Picture used with permission from Britannica Image quest
14 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Aztec drum Pottery whistle Trumpets made of shells
15 FEASTS AND FOODS Ate different roast meats Had a well balanced diet Decorated tables with gold and silver stuff
16 By Alyssa D., Luke K., Yusup M.
17 Leader Most famous ruler Loved animals He was ruler from
18 Laws No public drunkenness Witchcraft Treason robbery Punishments Pierced guilty prisoners with cactus spines Thieves were hanged or stoned Land taken away
19 In charge of law and order Collected taxes Prisoners come to him
20 Council also does taxes Discuss laws and weather Discuss how much people should pay
21 Chose a new king when a king died New king had to be a good warrior
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23 HOUSES Nobles lived in middle of Tenochtitlan Poor homes only had 1 room Picture used with permission from World Book Online
24 FURNITURE Used mats as beds Used cushions filled with straw for seats Picture used with permission from Encyclopedia Britannica
25 CLOTHING Embroidery on cloaks told a person s job Poor couldn t have clothing below knees otherwise killed Men wore cloth between legs Women made clothes Women learned to weave young age Emperor wore head dress Picture used with permission from World Book Online
26 JEWELRY Sometimes wore earrings - gold Gold - main source - jewelry
27 AZTEC RELIGION Emily T., Micah J. and Neala A.
28 BELIEFS 1,600 gods gods control nature and human life gods gave blood to create the world five suns
29 CEREMONIES sacrificed thousands of people prayed to win wars
30 GODS Huitzilopochtli-god of sun and war Tezcatlipoca-god of fate most powerful Chalchihuitlcue-goddess of water Quetzalcoatl-god of education
31 TEMPLES AND SHRINES The Great Temple built for two gods in middle of Tenochtitlan Beautiful carvings Holes in the floor for blood to sacrifice
32 Britannia image quest By: Sophie R., Megan B., and Thomas B.
33 Food Women cook corn and tortillas Ate dog, rabbit, quail, puppy, and pigeons Beans so valuable used as money Spices and peppers used to make drinks
34 Tools Used digging sticks Tools were simple Britannica Image Quest
35 Gardens Linked by ditches Drained land Used different methods to garden different areas Crops grew easy Gardens on water Made in swamps Used terraces to keep soil from washing away
36 AZTEC ECONOMY AND TRADING Isabel and Hewan
37 MARKETS 60,000 people visit markets daily People buy everything they have in markets Supplies 200,000 citizens with needs and wants Tlateloco is a big market city
38 WHAT GOODS DID THEY BUY? Aztecs bought: Cacao beans Copper Quills filled with gold dust Silver Stones
39 WHAT GOODS DID THEY SELL? Ducks Wood Carpets or rugs Bowls Fans
40 BARTERING AND MONEY Bartered items that have same value If not bartered correctly, could be thrown in jail People have no coins so they barter 1 dugout canoe=1 cloak, 1 slave=25 cloaks, 1 quachtli=100 cloaks
41 WHAT ARE MERCHANTS AND WHAT DID THEY DO? Have god called Yacatecuhtli Merchant spies bring information to emperor Looked for goods Hid goods
42 TRANSPORTING GOODS Pochteca carry pounds Have no carts or wagons Didn t use animal transportation
43 THE AZTECS SOCIETY & FAMILY LIFE Prateek B. & Elena K.
44 EMPEROR Montezuma II He was only one able to where turquoise green clothes Chief priest Permission from Britannica Image Quest
45 WARRIORS Able to wear fine clothes and drink alcohol Young boys trained to be warriors Permission from Britannica Image Quest
46 NOBLES Live in two story homes Between 10 & 20% Aztecs
47 SLAVES Save money, buy house, buy land and marry free Aztecs Born free people Permission from Britannica Image Quest
48 MARRIAGE Arranged by parents Get plot of land once married Girls married at age 12 Feast before marriage
49 STRUCTURING THE FAMILY Woman cooked food and made clothes Boys grew up to be warriors
50 War and Warriors By Addy P, Roman G, Santiago S
51 Battles Sent nobles to a city Asked leader to join Battles were bloody and deadly
52 Uniforms They wore eagle heads and jaguar skins Captain wore red feathers only Britannica image quest
53 How men became warriors men except slaves became warriors If a boy killed four prisoners, he got a special cape Britannica image Quest
54 Weapons Spears Swords Javelins
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