Question

The Codex Mendoza uses pictures, Spanish, and this language to describe events like Tenochtitlán’s foundation. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this language that was also used alongside Spanish in the Florentine Codex and was widely spoken across the Aztec Empire.
ANSWER: Nahuatl [or Nāhuatlahtōlli; or Mēxihcatlahtōlli or Mācēhuallahtōlli; accept Mexica; prompt on Uto-Aztecan languages]
[10h] Nahuatl texts were the first focus of a school of Mesoamerican ethnohistory named for practicing a “new” form of this discipline. That school, founded by James Lockhart, uses this discipline as a method to reorient historiography around indigenous perspectives.
ANSWER: philology [accept New Philology]
[10m] Later work in New Philology focused on texts from this Mesoamerican civilization, which assumed control of Zapotec Monte Albán in the 14th century. The Codex Zouche-Nuttall describes this civilization’s ruler Eight Deer Jaguar Claw.
ANSWER: Mixtecs [or Mixtecos; accept Ñuù savi; accept “people of the rain” or “cloud people”]

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Brown AGeorgia Tech A1001020
Chicago ADuke A1001020
Chicago BFlorida A100010
Chicago CHarvard A100010
Claremont AWUSTL B1001020
Cornell BMIT A100010
Illinois AGeorgia Tech B100010
Imperial AHouston A100010
Iowa State APenn A100010
Johns Hopkins AColumbia B100010
Maryland ACornell A100010
McGill AYale B100010
Michigan AMinnesota B100010
Minnesota AUC Berkeley A1001020
North Carolina AIndiana A1001020
Northwestern AColumbia A1001020
Penn State ARutgers A1001020
Rutgers BPurdue A100010
South Carolina AVirginia A100010
Stanford AOhio State A100010
Toronto ATexas A100010
UC Berkeley BNYU A100010
Vanderbilt AFlorida B100010
Yale AWUSTL A1001020