What Did People in the Aztec Empire Actually Do All Day?

Before the Spanish ever set foot in Mexico, the largest city in the Americas floated on a salt lake — a city of 200,000 people, floating gardens, canoe highways, and markets bigger than anything in Europe. This is Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital, in the year 1500. Wake up on a reed mat, ride the canals, work the floating gardens, haggle in the greatest market on earth, and witness the ceremony that restarted the world. This is what the Aztecs actually did all day. Chapters: 0:00 The City on the Lake 2:29 Morning in the Household 4:38 The Canoe City 6:51 The Floating Gardens 9:40 The Great Market 11:35 Schools of the Sun 14:22 The Ballgame 16:59 Tribute and War 19:24 The New Fire If you love immersive history, subscribe to Daily Giggles for a new documentary every day. #History #Documentary #DailyGiggles