Maize: the regularly cited beginning for American culture - Crossword Clue

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a member of the Nahuatl people who established an empire in Mexico that was overthrown by Cortes in 1519

Other crossword clues with similar answers to 'Maize: the regularly cited beginning for American culture'

American, one Cortez destroyed after stealing gold
An old Mexican's extreme letters seen by sleuth
Ancient civilization originally capturing unknown tribespeople for evisceration
Ancient culture admired zealots that executed children first of all
Ancient Mexican
Ancient Mexican pyramid b
Cort
Cortez's victim
Dweller at Tenochtitl
Early Mexican
Foe of Cort
Like some pyramids
Like some ruins
Like specialised equipment for speaking an ancient language
Member of an empire in Mexico, destroyed by Spanish conquistadors in 1515
Member of old empire in La Paz must be optimistic, finally
Mexican Indian
Mexico's last great indigenous empire
Montezuma II, for one

Montezuma, e.g.
Montezuma, for instance
Montezuma, say
Nahuatl speaker
Old Mexican
Old Mexican Indian, a variable investigator
Old person has a college reported in the East End
Old person regularly sampling jazz at beach
Old pyramid builder
Opposer of Cort
Peach tree canine almost trashed
Pre-conquest Mexican
San Diego State player
Tenochtitl
Tenochtitlan resident
Worshiper of Tlaloc
___ Empire, conquered by
___ Ruins National Monume

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