The Reason the Aztec Civilization Practiced Human Sacrifice, the Treatment of Enemy Prisoners of War by the Aztecs, the Name of Mexico City, Mexico Prior to Spanish Colonization, the Reason Mexico City Was the Cleanest City World Wide Between the 13th Century and 16th Century, the Reason Spanish Conquistadors Attacked and Conquered Mexico City in 1519 A.D., the Rate at Which Mexico City is Sinking Annually, the Reason the Sewage Network of Mexico City Constantly Becomes Obstructed and Overflows, the Reason Carp Thrive Within Mexico City, the Number of Persons Who Work as Cleaners and Recyclers Within Mexico City During the Modern Day, and the Air Quality of Mexico City During the 1990’s vs the Air Quality of Mexico City During the Modern Day

The Aztec's believed that the god's had sacrificed their lives for the people and so the people must do the same by supplying an unending supply of human hearts. Enemy captives were kept on standby, ready to be sacrificed by the head priest at any time. Mexico City was inhabited by the Aztec's who called it "the city of bare feet", until the Spanish conquistadors arrived in 1516. Mexico City was the cleanest city in the world as all human excrement was harvested to grow crops. The Spanish reduce...


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