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In Aztec society, the upper class was primarily composed of nobles, known as the "pipiltin." This elite group included high-ranking priests, military leaders, and government officials, who held significant power and wealth. They owned large estates and had access to luxury goods, distinguishing them from the commoners and lower classes. The upper class played a crucial role in governance and religious practices, shaping the cultural and political landscape of the Aztec Empire.
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What type of noun is Aztecs?
The noun 'Aztec' is a singular, concrete, proper noun; the name of a specific group of people, the American Indian people dominant in Mexico before the Spanish conquest.The word 'Aztec' is also a proper adjective used to describe a noun as of the Aztec people or society.
Which Aztecs social class was the smallest?
The noble class is the smallest class in Aztec society. It consisted of a ruler (known as the taltoani),priests and lords. Lords included landowners and judges.
What class or group in society does the term 'fifth estate' describe?
The firth estate describes people who are not classified into social groups such as clergy, nobles, commoners, and the press. Their social class group were commonly consisted of poor people and the working class.
What group of people built empires in the 1400s?
the group that built the empire is the Aztec.
Who were members of the largest social group in Aztec society?
tgey were ters of te nation world
What group in the Chinese society was the lowest class?
Xia
Which group was a part of the upper class in colonial society?
The upper class of colonial society is gentry
What group made up the largest majority of French Society?
The working class people who made up the Third Estate.
What was the most important group in spartan society?
The warrior class.
Which group was part of the upper class in colonial society?
gentry
What is a Group of people in a complex organized society called?
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How many Aztec are in Mexico?
There is no longer any Aztec people in Mexico, as 'Aztec' is the definition of a culture and society that was destroyed by Spanish conquistadors almost 500 years ago. What remains is the genes of the Aztec people, who became a large portion of today's Mexicans, (close to 80%) thanks to interracial marriages with the Spanish conquerors. Also many indigenous people with the same ethnic group remain, known as the Nahua. There are over 2.5 million of them, but they are certainly not Aztecs.
