Answer:
The Aztecs would often bury their dead under their houses. The Aztecs were known to sell their children, or themselves, as slaves to pay off their debts. Aztec slaves could buy their freedom, so it was more like indentured servitude as opposed to the slavery that was rampant in the United States.
Explanation:
The trait that is common about Islamic rule is
a. The persecution of other religions by Islamic leaders
Explanation:
The distinctly religious character of the empire of Islam had made it spread so quickly and so powerfully as it converted people in the territories they won and amassed massive armies out of them.
They were able to conquer Jerusalem and then reach Spain in a short period of time and they were to employ the same tactics in both the places.
The difference wast hat they persecuted Jews more in the Jerusalem and the Christians were given a bit more lax treatment in the Spanish territory but both were persecuted.
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When Aryans invaded India, Circa 1500 B.C. they did not come with a language which had any known name.They would have spoken a kind of minor language with no script or literature.They found Tamil, a highly developed language, spoken throughout the Indian sub-continent up to Baluchistan in the Himalayas. Tamil was found to be a language with 3 independent fields of ‘Iyal (Prose),Isai(Music)and Natakam(Drama)’ .Dr.Vincent Smith, a noted British historian, in his book on Early Indian History, refers to the contribution of Tamil especially words borrowed by Aryans into their language. Tamil had developed advanced grammar, as proved by the great grammar treatise ‘Tholkappiam’. Later, Panini’s Sanskrit grammar, has borrowed heavily from ‘Tholokappiam’.For e.g. ‘Sandhi rules’ of sentence construction.
There is no evidence of the Aryans having spoken any kind of significant language as they entered India.If they had spoken a significant language,the remnants of it should be spoken now in the area from where Aryans migrated.
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