which european disease devastated the aztec population?
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Actually, there was more than one.  The majority of the Aztecs died of smallpox.  Other, infectious European diseases were typhus, cholera, measles and mumps.
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You could google it.\ngo to google and in the search bar type in:\n\nDiplodicus death: Cause\n\njust as it looks. Try other ways as well:\n\nCause of: Diploducus Death\n\nand you'll be surprised how many pages you get on that. However, the first page has the most rellavent searches, I suggest not bottering going to the other pages.
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The Massacre of the Muslims in the Spain and the Palestine lead to the great plague and epidemic and Black Deaths in Europe and constantinople
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The Dutch gave the world the word apartheid. The Spaniards, after a certain time, they just killed off all the natives they could find.
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To a very large degree, it changed them by ending them. The spaniards invaded and conquered large portions of North and South America. They held the nobility for ransom, killed untold numbers of people, introduced smallpox (which the natives had no resistance to), plundered every natural resource they found useful, and enslaved the populace. In fact, the Spaniards (and other europeans) killed so many of the natives (mostly via european diseases), they stopped having enough slaves to work their mines, and started having to import african slaves.
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Well, the BIGGEST loss for the nobility was the loss of their heads...\n\nhur!hur!
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Probably some myan, aztec or chinese city. Incidentally, there was some neandorthal men willing to play doctor on some neandrothral women even earlier than that.
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The Aztecs/Mexicas\nThe Aztecs/Mexicas. The Aztecs/Mexicas were the native American people who ... Mixtec Nuttall Codex. Mundo Azteca. Nahuatl Language of the...\nhttp://www.indians.org/welker/aztec.htm \n\n \nAztec Civilization - Crystalinks\nAZTEC CIVILIZATION \nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/aztecs.html \n\n \nThe Mexica / Aztecs\nProperly speaking, all the Nahua-speaking peoples in the Valley of Mexico were Aztecs, while the culture that dominated the area was a tribe...\nhttp://www.wsu.edu/~dee/CIVAMRCA/AZTECS.HTM
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well... the short version is that they are two completely diferent societies. The incas branched off from the aztecs a long time ago and formed (very likely independantly) civilization around the city state of cuzco in peru right in the andes mountains. The aztecs lived in the central america region from the capital tenochtitlan where (as legend has it) an eagle landed with a snake in its mouth on a cactus. According to the quinn theorem of societal evolution the incas adapted to the more tropic climate of peru whereas the aztecs needed to survive in the mexican climate. both civilizations formed around major water sources for central irrigation for agriculture as both societies evolved past the hunter gatherer phase. in the end both civilizations met their demise to spain mostly from disease and the wrath of the conqistadors. If you are interested in aztec culture I highly recomend the (fictional) book "Aztec" by Gary Jennings
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you forget the french also ran that country for a  while ,,under maximillian, but what your trying to say is the maya and the natives were killed and tortured by the invaders, mexico ,was just an indigenous tribe, not a country until later
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the plague killed about 1/3 of the population of europe.\nConsider that in our society.  What would it do?
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I really dont know, but hundreds of years ago the Aztecs had a game that was very similar to soccer.
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Kin for Mayan\nTonaltzintli for Aztec
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disease, slavery, massacres, forced assimilation, ethnic cleansing, lies and distorted history. :)
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We could say the snake and eagle are our national animals, yet is not officially assured. Those animals come from an ancient Aztec legend, which said that, the place where the Aztec tribes discovered an eagle devouring a snake, standing on top of a cactus; that location would be the chosen one by the gods to raise the mighty city and empire. The Aztecs saw that signal, but in the middle of a swampy lake! So they developed sophisticated techniques the Spanish themselves got marveled to the point of comparing México City with Constantinople or Venice (the most powerful European cities in those times).\n\nAnother extra info: Mexico is the first place worldwide in variety of reptiles. No matter what the national animal may be, it should be a cold-blood one!
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aztec pyramids, pancho villa, pinatas. I assume you mean Mexican/Spanish not Spain/Spanish
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In 1519, the native civilizations of Mexico were invaded by Spanish troops numbering about 600 soldiers, who brought with them superior weaponry and old world diseases. Early Conquistadores was Hernán Cortés, who entered the country in 1519 from a native coastal town which he renamed "Puerto de la Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz" (today's Veracruz). Contrary to popular opinion, Spain did not conquer all of Mexico when Cortés conquered Tenochtitlan in 1521. It would take another two centuries after the Siege of Tenochtitlan before the Conquest of Mexico would be complete. The conquistadores (conquers) were just that! A bloody murdering army out to plunder.\n The first successful settlement in North America was English FAMILIES, not armies, 125 years after Spain attacked south and central America.