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Who were the Aztecs neighbors?
The major Aztec neighbors were the Mayans (who lived on the Yucatan Peninsula) and the Incas (who lived along the West coast of South America).
Who was the unpopular ruler of the Aztecs when the Spanish arrived?
CuauhtemocSource: http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/1538-the-spanish-conquest-1519-1521
What enabled the Aztecs to become a strong empire?
Aztecs were a strong empire because they drained swamps and built irrigation system and they were warlike ppl who conquered most of their neighbors.
What was the legend of the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl?
he was the king of the aztecs for a while until he became unpopular and was forced to sail away but promised to return to rule the people
What did the Aztecs do all day?
Aztecs did what Aztecs did best
How where the Aztecs relations with their neighbors?
The Aztecs had complex relations with their neighbors, which included alliances, trade, tribute demands, and occasional warfare. They were seen as powerful and dominant by some neighbors, while others viewed them with fear and resentment due to their expansionist policies and tribute demands. The Aztecs were able to maintain control over the region by using a combination of military force and political strategies.
Why was John James' family unpopular with their neighbors?
because they refused to fight the indians with their nieghbors
Who were the Aztecs neighbors?
The major Aztec neighbors were the Mayans (who lived on the Yucatan Peninsula) and the Incas (who lived along the West coast of South America).
How did the Aztecs act to gain more resources and goods?
They went to war and conquered their neighbors.
Who was the unpopular ruler of the Aztecs when the Spanish arrived?
CuauhtemocSource: http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/1538-the-spanish-conquest-1519-1521
What enabled the Aztecs to become a strong empire?
Aztecs were a strong empire because they drained swamps and built irrigation system and they were warlike ppl who conquered most of their neighbors.
What enabled the Aztecs to become strong empire?
Aztecs were a strong empire because they drained swamps and built irrigation system and they were warlike ppl who conquered most of their neighbors.
What was the legend of the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl?
he was the king of the aztecs for a while until he became unpopular and was forced to sail away but promised to return to rule the people
How did the Aztecs deal with theyre neighbors when the population increased?
They would - Demand a tax - Use them for sacrifices ( They used about 10,000 people at a time) -Kill them
What is one of the names of a tribe that helped Hernan Cortes to defeat the Aztecs?
I only know that they were trying to defeat the Algonquian tribe because of land...and I don't think another tribe was trying to help them. The Aztecs won because of their horses and strong materials. The Aztecs also had neighbors that disliked them, try to find the other tribes around the Aztecs since hernan cortez got help from some of the tribes that were enemies with the Aztecs.
How was Aztecs relationship with their neighbors?
They raided the neighboring, but did not expand the borders much farther than the Mexican borders. They actually made trade and shared customs and ideas south of there borders with other powerful empires and cultures. - Petro Pecunia
Is it true that the Aztecs built their empire through peaceful collaboration and agreements with their neighbors?
No, the Aztecs built their empire through a combination of military conquest, alliances, tribute systems, and strategic political marriages. They expanded their empire by subjugating neighboring tribes through warfare and imposing tribute requirements on them. Peaceful collaborations and agreements were not the primary means of expansion for the Aztecs.
