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What were some accomplishments of the Aztecs?
The making of a calender
What are some lasting effects from the Aztecs?
waldo
How were the Aztecs polytheist?
The Aztecs were polytheist because they had a polytheistic region. That means that they worshiped many gods/godesses. Some examples are
What were some of Aztecs rituals?
a human sacrifice to the gods
What are some funny jokes about the Aztecs?
A joke about the Aztecs that is short and sweet goes like this: "The Aztecs predicted the 2012 Apocalypse? That's funny, because they sure didn't see the Spanish coming."
How did the Aztecs address the geographic challenges of building Tenochtitlan?
don't know doing this just for dump school
What were Aztecs clothes made out of?
some clothing of the aztecs were made out of linen
What kind of home did Aztecs have?
the aztecs had some type of hut were they would do most activities
What were some accomplishments of the Aztecs?
The making of a calender
What were some contributions of the Aztecs?
i need to know
What are some lasting effects from the Aztecs?
waldo
What kind of jobs did the Aztecs have?
The Aztecs had a variety of different jobs. Some were government and religious leaders and others were farmers. Many were merchants and some were warriors.
What happened between the Spanish conquistadors and Aztecs and the Incas?
The Spanish invaded the Aztecs Empire. Some Aztecs joined forces with the Spanish. Together, they fought the other Aztecs and tried to overthrow their Aztec emperor, Moctezuma. They had long, hard battles. Diseases spread to the Aztecs and killed many of them. in 1521, the Aztecs surrendered to the Spanish.
Did Aztecs learn math?
Some at least - they did some interesting calculations.
How were the Aztecs polytheist?
The Aztecs were polytheist because they had a polytheistic region. That means that they worshiped many gods/godesses. Some examples are
What did the Aztecs do with some of their goods?
Eat fudge and have sex
What were some of Aztecs rituals?
a human sacrifice to the gods
