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Did the Aztecs live in the desert?
no
What was the name of one of the Aztecs deserts?
Nubian desert, Libyan desert, and Eastern desert. Aaliyah Mohammed
What did Aztecs eat and drink?
They eat you!
How were the Aztecs able to grow corn in the desert?
Who was "anaztic"
Did the Aztecs eat dogs?
The Aztecs did eat dogs. Turkeys and dogs were both domesticated by the Aztecs. Dogs were usually only eaten during special feasts.
Did he Aztecs eat humans?
No the Aztecs were not cannibals. They practiced human sacrifice.
What did Aztecs eat for breakfast?
the aztecs mainly ate maize porridge
What did the desert eat?
Its a desert it cant eat
Why did the Aztecs and the Spaniards fight?
The Spaniards were wanted to conquer the Aztecs and take all of their property, and the Aztecs didn't want that.
Did the Aztecs eat corn?
Yes they did
How do Aztecs eat chocolate?
its delicious
What did the Aztecs eat for holidays?
Food
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