Tehuacan Trabajo de Ingles

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TEHUACAN AND ITS 5

REGIONS

1.-MIXTEC REGIN

2.-HIGHLAND REGIN

3.-MOUNTAIN REGIN

4.-VALLEY REGIN

5.-SIERRA REGION


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DEDICATION

This work is dedicated primarily to

my

parents who are supporting me

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also my parther and i hope my

teacher

is well work


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JUSTIFICATION

This work i did improve

my nota in the subject of

inglish because if

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presented I hope you like

my work


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INTRODUCTION

In this research or project is

the story of Tehuacan, its

activities, and their variety

of products in Tehuacan asin your other regions.


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INDEX


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GLYPH OF TEHUACN


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HISTORYThis is the currently accepted glyph city ofTehuacn. It is based on the work of FelipeFranco's 1946 Geographic IndonimiaPuebla State, same as inferred from theword Teohuacan, ie instead of gods or thesun.(From "La Fortaleza del Cerro ColoradoTehuacan Puebla," Galvez MauricioRosales)

The glyph is interpreted as follows: At thebottom you can see a gum with teeth,which means "place". The album is a solarsymbol, or sacred. Hence, to be known as

Tehuacn "City of Gods", "Place of thosegods", "Place of those with God" or morecurrently "Sun City".


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Tehuacn shield


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HistoryTEHUACN SHIELD

The Coat of Tehuacn is composed of fourquarters:

In the first room is the black eagle on a cactuswith two arrows in the right claw and onecrossed by the legs and left three cornstalkswith ears of gold that the Indians call Miahuatlin the blue field.

The second quarter shows a black eagle on awhite field with golden beak put a paw on ateponaxtle golden and the other holding uptwo arrows. To the right of that eagle oneayacaxtle or rattle, an instrument playing anddancing with the natives. Shortly below adrum, the two sides left the teponaxcle, andbelow a quetzal feathers or beam.


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In the third quarter a matte finish and made to

order a flower red branches which in theirlanguage called tlaxochitl. A bird biting aflower at the foot of a tree that kills leaving it tothose who call their language Mezquite. Onthe right a castle on a hill that has a large cave

underneath and near the castle some red andwhite stones, four pockets having said castleout three arrows on the one hand andbetween the first and second top out onemaixquahuitl, instrument with which fought in

antiquity and in the other two side pockets twoarrows left and go through them in onemaixquahuitl.In the fourth quarter is a freshly slaughteredhead like a right hand that has outstandinghair and the other left hand is gripping a bow.Amid quartered Chimalpopoca head, and ascrest, the Virgin of the Conception.


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History

Tehuacn was part of the Royal Road thatconnected the port of Veracruz to the GreatTenochtitlan, which influences to Carmelita

Temple construction is intended in thepresent location.

Archaeological finds show that it wasinhabited by village communities 8500

years before Christ. He had a major role inthe process of domestication and

cultivation of plants. In Tehuacn found theoldest fossil of corn in the world.

In 1454 Moctezuma invaded andconquered the place to be a strategic pointfor further conquests. The population fled


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to the hill where they were finally defeatedColorado, and after the defeat of the

Aztecs on August 13, 1521 was submittedto the Spanish.

On 16 March 1660 the Indians of theregion acquire the title of "City Indians",

earning him his offer to the Spanish at thetime.

During the War of Independence, the citywas used as barracks by the illustrious

leader Trujano Valerio.In March 1862, the French army invaded

Mexican territory, staying in Tehuacn. Theentire state of Puebla was under the rule of

the imperialists of Maximilian of Habsburguntil 1867

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