The native American tribes collectively known today as Apaches are an Athapaskan people, speaking a language classified as Southern Athapaskan; they are related to tribes in the far north (in Alaska, the Yukon, British Colombia and the Pacific coast of Canada). They are also closely related to the Navajo. It is extremely likely that the entire group represents a single migration wave from Asia into the Americas, part of which remained in the north while the ancestors of the Apaches moved further south. They call themselves various forms of nde, dene, ende, dine or na-dine - all these mean "The People".
The Aztecs speak a Uto-Aztecan language called Nahuatl; they are very distantly related linguistically to the Utes, Bannocks, Shoshones, Paiutes and "Digger Indians", but they have absolutely no connection at all with the Apache tribes.
The Aztecs were a race of people that was practically decimated by smallpox. The descendants are all over the worlds.
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Central America normally means Mexico, Belize, etc. The Tribes in that area were: The Maya, Aztec, Hopi, Apache and Cheyenne.
The phone number of the Apache Public Library is: 580-588-3661.
No there were no social classes in the Apache tribe.
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The Aztecs spoke Nahuatl, a language that is still spoken by over a million people in Mexico today. Nahuatl was the dominant language in the Aztec Empire and played a significant role in their culture and society.
The Aztecs were a race of people that was practically decimated by smallpox. The descendants are all over the worlds.
No, the Aztec civilization no longer exists. The Aztecs were an ancient civilization that flourished in central Mexico from the 14th to the 16th century. Today, their descendants live in modern-day Mexico as part of the broader Mexican population.
Descendants of the Aztecs who ruled in Tenochtitlan when Hernando Cortes conquered what is now Mexico still live in Mexico. So the Aztec culture has largely been destroyed but the descendants of the people continue to live and have children.
No not all mexicans are descendants of the aztec people some are myan i myself is mexican and i am a descendent of the aztecs but no not all mexicans are aztecs just remember of the myans
The Aztec civilization no longer exists as it did in the past. The descendants of the Aztecs live in present-day Mexico, where they have integrated into Mexican society while also maintaining aspects of their cultural heritage.
The Aztecs were an ancient civilization that existed in what is now Mexico. Their descendants are still among the population of Mexico today, so if you have Mexican heritage, there could be a genetic and cultural connection to the Aztecs. However, for most people outside of Mexico, there is typically no direct genealogical link to the Aztecs.
The Aztecs, as recognized by speaking the language of the Aztec Empire, Nehuatl, are a population of about 1.5 million people predominantly found in the region of Mexico City.
No. Aztec people were a civilization that lived in present-day central Mexico, and were conquered by Spanish conquistadores on August 13, 1521. Modern Mexicans are half Amerindians (including Aztecs) and half Spanish, so they would be the descendants of ancient Aztecs but it would be the other way around: Mexicans are Aztecs.
The Aztecs spoke Nahuatl because it was the dominant language in central Mexico during their time. It was the language of the Nahua people, of which the Aztecs were a part. Nahuatl served as a unifying language among different groups within the Aztec empire.
Descendants of the Aztecs who ruled in Tenochtitlan when Hernando Cortes conquered what is now Mexico still live in Mexico. So the Aztec culture has largely been destroyed but the descendants of the people continue to live and have children.