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    Das Aztekenreich erreichte seine größte territoriale Ausdehnung im frühen 16. Jahrhundert

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    1. Xelid47 on

      Honestly for a society without large livestock capabilities this is mad impressive

    3. nemom on

      It looks better than most everything else that gets posted here, but it also just looks like an inset overview map.

    4. Party_Ability_9984 on

      Very interesting that Central America up to what is now Central Mexico had pre-columbian civilization whereas North America beyond that was still nomadic and/or tribal. Really shows you how Geography affects history.

    5. joechoj on

      I appreciate the zoomed-out extents of this to confirm they did not control Iceland, Uruguay or Hawaii

    6. JoeDyenz on

      It’s wrong. Modern historians don’t really believe the Mexica controlled Colima, and also Soconusco was an exclave, it was not connected by land at all. There might be some other mistakes like Meztitlan.

    8. AltForObvious1177 on

      The framing of this title is weird. As if maximizing territory is the goal of all cultures. 

    10. rodmandirect on

      I’m just so impressed that one asshole, Hernán Cortés, could bring the whole thing down, single-handedly, over the course of less than two years.

    11. Complex-Gift-8841 on

      The most beautiful archeological site in the incredible nice rainforest in central America

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