How are the army and religious beliefs linked in the Aztec Empire?
The Spanish Empire. Prior to them it was the Aztec Empire.
The Spanish were Catholic with Catholic priests with them. The did prayers 5 times a day and were out to convert people they found. The Aztec worshipped gods who the Spanish would have considered pagan.
Hernando Cortes conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico in 1521AD. This was because of the conquisradors lust for gold and glory. This helped set the way for Spanish colonization of Mexico
Hernan Cortes was a Conquistador that led Spain into the Aztec Empire, and precipitated that empire's fall.
The Aztec empire lasted from anywhere between 200-250 years.
to follow the religious beliefs
*what was the Aztec attitude toward warfare? *what are the Aztec beliefs about the god huitzilopochtli? Those questions will give you the answer.
It was based on religious beliefs
In Aztec schools, students primarily studied religion, history, mathematics, agriculture, and military training. They were taught the religious beliefs and practices of the Aztec culture, the history of their empire, as well as practical skills such as farming and warfare.
This question can not be answered. We don't know the list of religious practices given you.
The Spanish conquistadors were Christian and believed strongly in spreading the Christian message. They attempted to convert the Aztec people and destroyed the temples were the Aztec worshiped other gods. Their strong religious beliefs led them to attempt to squash the Aztec culture.
Yes, the Aztec government was very much so influenced by their religious beliefs. In fact, their religious beliefs affected every part of their lives. Religion went hand in hand with every part of their lives.
the aztec empire
they built and invented many buildings and they created their own culture and beliefs.
they built and invented many buildings and they created their own culture and beliefs.
Conflict with SpainDiscontent among Aztec peoplediscontent with aztec people
The Language Of Aztec Empire Is Nahuatl