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Social Sciences and History / Unit 5   SSH 0434 short lesson, about 20 seconds

Chavín's Heirs, the Inca, and Aztec Tenochtitlán

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The idea

The fifteenth-century Aztecs ruled central Mexico from island Tenochtitlán through the Triple Alliance of fourteen twenty-eight, with human sacrifice as central ritual. The Inca ruled western South America from Cuzco by trained warriors, tribute, and roads through the mountains.

In practice

After Chavín's fall, the Moche, Nazca and Tiwanaku.

Where people slip

Both empires were young when Spain came; unit 04 carries the conquest.

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