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The Aztec Civilization: Games, Gods, and Cultural Richness

Explore the vibrant world of the Aztecs, where games like Backgammon and Tlachtli were central to society. Discover the pantheon of gods such as Tonatuh, the sun god, and Huitzilopochtli, the god of war. Learn about Tlacaelel and his impact on Aztec history, as well as the importance of maize as a staple food. The Aztecs were not only warriors but also culturally rich, with a unique blend of rituals, music, and art. Delve into their legacy that shaped the history of Mexico.

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The Aztec Civilization: Games, Gods, and Cultural Richness

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  1. THE AZTECS By Alberto, Giovanni , Giacomo and Samia

  2. GAMES Backgamon is one of the most famous games in Aztecs times even if people still play it now. Young men from rich families played a game called Tlachtli.

  3. Gods and goddesses Tonatuh: God of the sun Metzli: God of the moon Tlaltecuhtli: The earth lord Huitzilopochtli : Left handed humming bird Ehecatl: God of wind • Metzli: • Tlaltecuhtli: • Tlaloc: • Huitzilopochtli: • Ehecatl:

  4. Aztec war • The ritual of the Aztec empire starting with Tlacaelel an emperor. • He rewrote Aztec history and burned the other history texes. • Before the flowery war the Mexicans were already warriors so the men needed to become soldiers.

  5. Food and drinks • Maize : Has been domesticated for thousands of years , and it likely first came into common used in Mexico.

  6. Aztec music

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