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The Aztecs referred to blood as "tlacatl," which is derived from the word "tlacatl" meaning "human" or "person." Blood held significant cultural and religious importance in Aztec society, often associated with life, sacrifice, and the nourishment of their gods. Rituals involving bloodletting and human sacrifice were common practices aimed at ensuring the favor of deities and sustaining the cosmos.
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What did the Aztecs call their king?
Ajaw
What did the Aztecs call their emperor?
emperors?
Why did the Aztecs call themselves The Aztecs and what does the word mean?
They didn't they called themselves the Mexicas
What did the Aztecs use the pyramdis?
Aztecs used the pyramids to honor and sacrifices human bodies and human blood for their gods.
Why were the Aztecs called the heart-eating Aztecs?
It is because they made sacrifices of the Incas to gain their hearts and blood to appease the gods they worshiped.
What did the Aztecs call there books?
aquafolia
What did the Aztecs call their king?
Ajaw
What did the Aztecs call their emperor?
emperors?
What did Aztecs call their books?
codices
Why did the Aztecs call themselves The Aztecs and what does the word mean?
They didn't they called themselves the Mexicas
What were the Aztecs favorite color?
Blood Red.
Did the Aztecs call themselves Mexica?
YES
What did the Aztecs feed to their god?
human hearts and blood
Why did the Aztecs make blood sacrifices?
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What did the Aztecs fee their gods?
human hearts and blood.
What did the Aztecs use the pyramdis?
Aztecs used the pyramids to honor and sacrifices human bodies and human blood for their gods.
What was another job Montezuma had in the Aztecs community?
give blood
