The Comparisons Between Two Innovative Urbanizations; Mesoamerica and Sumer

Sumeri and Mesoamerica are primitive urbanization that is independently developed in religion, architecture, government and so on. It makes each person unique. From the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in 3500 BC, the location of Schumer started and has grown to Iraq as it is known today. In addition, the location of Mexico began in the Gulf in 3000 BC. These two major urbanizations are important to the world around us. Because it explains why it interacts with them in the current way.

Central America is one of only three regions in the world, of which independent development is known (other regions are ancient Sumerian and China). In Central Mexico, the height of the classical times saw the benefits of the city of Teotihuacan, which formed the military and commercial empire where the political influence spread south northward with Maya. After Teotihuacan collapsed around the year 600 AD, the competition continued among several important political centers of central Mexico such as Hodgkarco and Cholula. During the epic classic era, the Nahuans began to move from the North to Central America and became political and cultural leaders of Central Mexico as they replaced the Ot - Mankhua language. In the early stages of late classics, Central Mexico was dominated by Toltek culture. And Chichen Itza and Maya Pan, an important center of Mixtec's Ottoman Empire area.

Aztec culture prospered in the central highlands of Mexico during the 12th and 16th centuries. As the end of a series of complex American city civilizations in Central America, Aztecs used many features and institutions from their predecessors like Maya and Teotihuacan. Aztecs also designed many innovative technologies, especially in the economic and political fields. The Aztec civilization was destroyed when invading the Spanish Hernando Cortez conquistador in 1519. Aztecs speak the Nahuatl language, they survive and get married to the Spaniards, but even today rural Mexico has more than one million Nawaletans