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Aztec slaves, known as "tlacotin," had various jobs and responsibilities, often depending on their skills and the needs of their masters. They could work in agriculture, assisting in farming and tending to crops, or serve in households, performing tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and childcare. Some slaves were employed in craft production or as laborers in construction and trade. Despite their status, some slaves could eventually buy their freedom or earn privileges within Aztec society.

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