No. The Aztecs were a society that built cities; the biggest of such cities was Tenochtitlan, with 200,000 inhabitants in the early 16th century. Besides, Aztecs had a complex government that is reminiscent of medieval empires.
Therefore, the Aztecs weren't a tribe but an empire that spanned most of central Mexico.
The Aztecs fought with many tribes, including the Texlacans, the Huaxtec, the Purempecha, Mayans,and the spanish conquistadors
Incas live in South America while Aztecs are/were confined to primarily Mexico.
The Aztecs consisted of the Mexica and allied or conquered tribes.
Because they where way more advanced than the Aztecs and they had support from nearby tribes that hated the Aztecs.
Hernando Cortes coquered the Aztecs with the help of other tribes who hated the Aztecs because the Aztecs raided them.
aztecs or toltecs
The Aztecs charged them tribute which is the equivalent to the taxes we pay except the other tribes didnt get any services back like we do. Sometimes the Aztecs would capture people from other tribes. After the war finished, they would then sacrifice the prisoners of war to the Gods.
conquering other cities and tribes.
The Aztecs were sacrificing their people, which caused other native tribes to help Cortez.
The aztecs live on the lake Texcoco in Mexico
Other tribes in ancient Mesoamerica viewed the Aztecs as powerful and dominant, but also as aggressive and sometimes oppressive rulers. They were often feared for their military strength and their practice of demanding tribute from neighboring tribes.
Gods.