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The Aztec government was a theocratic monarchy led by an emperor, who was both a political and religious leader. The emperor was supported by a council of nobles and priests, who helped govern and make decisions. The empire was divided into city-states called "altepetl," each ruled by a local leader or "tlatoani" who reported to the emperor. This hierarchical system allowed for centralized control while accommodating local governance.
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What government structure did the Aztec and the Inca have in common?
They were ruled by emperors.
. What government structure did the Aztec and the Inca have in common?
They were ruled by emperors.
Where was the Aztec government?
The Aztec Government was in Machu Picchu
What did the government in Aztec do?
government in the Aztec were in charge to collect taxes. From: Harry Vasquez
What type of government does the Aztec have?
monarchy
What type of government did the civilization have Aztecs?
The Aztec civilization had a democratic government.
Who governed the Aztec empire?
a. There was no organized government.
Who ran the Aztec government?
groups of familys
How was the social structure of the Aztec empire similar to the social structures of latin America under European colonialism?
how was the social structure of th aztec empire similar to the social structure of latin america under european colonialism
How did the Merchants fit into the social structure of the Aztec society?
They had it that's how
How does the Aztec government work?
The Aztec government took its formation from civilizations of the past. There was one leader with smaller groups in charge who reported back to the single leader.
How did nobles play a role in the Aztec government?
Nobles belonged to families descended from the first Aztec king. Nobles owned slaves and many were government officials.
