Empires in the New World: Aztec and Inca

1) Explain and compare the conquest of the Inca and the Aztec empire. Aztecs are the most powerful political forces in Central America. Azteca is strong, strategic and powerful. They have many Indians that make up the Aztec people. The main groups of Aztecs are Mexica and Nahuatl speakers. Aztecs are strongly politically, socially, and economically strong. This is why they helped hold power for a long time and finally led to their ultimate end.

Aztec people: When Inca Spaniards arrived in the New World, they discovered different Indian civilizations with many similarities and differences. In Mexico, the Spaniard found a very stable empire called Aztecs; the Aztec empire dominated the area ranging from the eastern part of the Mexican valley in Central Mexico to the Gulf of Mexico and south to Guatemala. Aztecs built a wonderful city, forming complex social, political and religious structures. - Incas are tribes living in the southeastern coast of South America and are now also known as Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Northern Chile and Andean. The Incas also settled in Ingpilca. Inca Capitol, Cusco, was founded in 1200. The Inca Empire became America's largest empire. The Incas were built for war and conquest. When they conquered many areas, their population has increased to over 9 million people. The Inca tribe is unique

The old Civilization of Colombia has prosperous for thousands of years before the Europeans reached the New World. Empires such as Aztec, Maya, Inca lived in a vast area of ​​Latin America. Before Columbus and Cortez were born, the three major powers dominated the land. The civilization before the Columbus and the Europeans had similar ideas, but the life of the New World was very different from the medieval life in Europe. - Incainka is another person living in the center of Highland, Cusco. Although they are an ancient country, they have been dominated by regional forces through the history of urban culture in South America. They began to expand their influence from the 12th century to the early 16th century and dominated more territories than any other country in the history of South America.