FoodThe Aztec's main food source was maize, which is a variety of corn. In society today we often associate mexico with an abundance of dishes, where corn is the core ingredient. For instance, tamales which is sort of like a pasty except the the outside is made from steamed maize. Believe it or not the Aztecs also cherished chocolate and it was mainly for warriors and nobility. Chocolate was believed to be a drink for the elite.
Currently, people associate tortillas (like soft tacos), corn with butter, chilli (and other spices) all with Mexico. As the Aztecs was an Ancient Mexican religon, this incorporates the the Aztecs are indeed the ones who influenced their traditional foods on society |
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Fashion & AccessoriesEverything now-days can be found with an Aztec print. On the right there is an image of a scarf with an Aztec design. Zigzags, triangles and unique colour choices are often indicates of an Aztec design. he photo gallery goes through 17 fashion and accessories inspired by The Ancient Aztec religion.
Handbags, jewelry skirts, dresses, shoes, pants and even nail art! The list is never ending. Boldness is the signature of any Aztec pattern. For instance look at the bold, vibrant ank top also the ring with a triangle. |
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Aztec SocietyThe video goes through briefly the important aspects of society in the Ancient .Aztec religion. Including a social hierarchy, their occupations inclusive of farming. Also it informs you how in Aztec society there were indeed slaves. However unlike other slave trades in other countries and religions, Aztec slaves had rights. Some of these rights include; marriage, ownership of property, children being born free and could also purchase freedom!
The was no 'true' government so alternatively the empire was a loose collection of city-states, which were ruled by who the Aztecs referred to as 'local chiefs.' Issues including slavery, human and animal sacrifice are still debated today in relation to the morals and ethics behind it. |
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