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The Aztecs established an empire where?
Mexico City
Where was Inca's empire established?
the incas established it in the same place that the Aztecs and the mayans did
What Indians established a powerful empire in central Mexico in the 16th century?
The Aztecs.
Did the Aztecs have an empire?
The Aztecs did in fact have an empire. This empire was actually a very famous empire back in the day.
How did the Aztecs govern themselve?
The ancient Aztecs had a empire.
In the 1400s who had the world and rsquos largest empire?
The Aztecs had the world's largest empire in the 1400's.
Who defeated the Aztecs and their emperor?
The Spanish defeated the Aztecs and their empire.
How did the Aztecs build their Empire?
By building
Why did the Aztecs fight?
to strengthen their empire
Who had a bigger empire the Aztecs or the Mayans?
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What is the name of a military empire?
Aztecs
Who was the Aztecs empire?
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