Both poor and rich Aztecs wore garments made from cotton, but the quality and style of the clothing would differ based on social status. Rich Aztecs would adorn themselves with elaborate jewelry, featherwork, and intricate designs on their clothing to showcase their wealth and status, while poor Aztecs would have simpler, more practical clothing without the luxury accessories.
Poor Aztecs primarily ate maize (corn) as their staple food, often combined with beans, squash, and chili peppers. They also consumed other foods such as tomatoes, amaranth, and avocado. Meat was consumed less frequently and was usually reserved for special occasions.
Poor Aztecs typically lived in small, basic homes made of adobe bricks or thatched roofs. These homes were often clustered together in villages and lacked amenities like running water and sanitation systems. They were simple structures designed to provide basic shelter for families.
The Aztecs did not live in huts; they lived in intricately designed stone buildings and structures in their capital city of Tenochtitlan. These buildings had multiple floors and were built on raised platforms to protect against flooding. The Aztecs also had a complex system of canals and causeways in their city.
Rich Mayan houses were typically larger and made of stone or stucco, while poor Mayan houses were smaller and made of materials like wood and thatch. Rich houses often had multiple rooms, while poor houses were usually single-room structures. Additionally, rich houses had more amenities and decorative elements compared to poor houses.
Aztec fields were prepared for growing crops by using a method called chinampa agriculture. This involved creating artificial islands or raised beds in the wetland areas of the Valley of Mexico. The Aztecs would dredge mud from the lake bottom and build up layers of soil on top to create fertile fields for planting crops.
Poor Aztecs wore old cloths or other animal skins. Wealthier Aztecs had rich silks and clothing made of bright feathers.
The Aztecs were neither very rich or very poor
rich poor have food don't have food can play have a job
There was no diet for the rich or the poor Aztecs.
Everyone. The rich, the poor, and everyone in between.
womens dresses are made of silk where poor dresses are made of wool
both of them had railway developements. housing settlements for poor
both are in higher latitudesin winter it is very coldthey both have poor vegetation
Well one could not afford as much as the other and they prayed to diffrent gods.
The similarities between Zakat and Thomas Piketty on the idea of global tax on wealth included their reference on the gap between the rich and the poor but differed on Piketty's idea that the inequality could not be eliminated.
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