Aztecs

They weren't strong enough to conquer any empires or form an empire.

no

The Maya and Aztec practiced human sacrifice as a part of their religious beliefs and to appease their gods. They believed that sacrificing humans would ensure the well-being of their communities, bring fertility to the land, and show devotion to their deities. It was seen as a way to maintain order in the cosmos and uphold the balance of the universe.

Teachers were highly respected in Aztec society due to their role in educating the youth in various fields, including history, religion, and warfare. They were seen as valuable members of society who passed down knowledge and skills essential for the survival and prosperity of the community. In fact, some teachers held esteemed positions within the Aztec government and were considered to have a sacred duty to impart wisdom to the younger generation.

a god that was sent to come back

he didn't think they were a threat.

6 years

Very badly

When Montezuma was captured by the Spanish conquistadors led by Hernán Cortés in 1519, the Aztec citizens were initially confused and disheartened. Many believed that Montezuma's imprisonment would lead to their downfall, and they grew increasingly hostile towards the Spaniards. As tensions escalated, the citizens eventually revolted against the Spanish, leading to a series of violent confrontations that culminated in the eventual siege of Tenochtitlán. This resistance marked a turning point in the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.

Spain

The Aztecs performed human sacrifices for their gods. They believed that they owed everything towards them since the gods had created their very existence, and they thanked the gods by sacrificing. They believed that by sacrificing the gods would be pleased and would offer them good harvest, health, and weather. They thought that if they didn't sacrifice the gods wouldn't be happy and would send disasters towards them, like everything opposite of what they would do if they were happy. For example, natural disasters, illness, and bad crops. I hoped this helped.

Tribute strengthened the Aztec Empire by providing a steady flow of resources, wealth, and labor, which enhanced its economy and military capabilities. This influx of goods, including food, textiles, and precious metals, allowed the Aztecs to support larger armies and sustain their conquests. Additionally, the tribute system fostered political alliances and reliance among conquered states, creating a network that facilitated further expansion and exerted control over a broader region. Ultimately, the tribute system not only solidified existing power but also incentivized future military campaigns.

The Aztec city of Tenochtitlán was linked to the mainland primarily through a series of causeways. These causeways, built from earth and stone, connected the city to the surrounding land and facilitated trade and transportation. Additionally, the canals that surrounded Tenochtitlán allowed for the movement of goods and people, making the city an important hub of commerce and culture in Mesoamerica.

They wear skirt made out of bamboo and trees and leaves

Yes

Many gods had multiple aspects with different names, where each name highlighted a specific function or trait of the god.

Cortes decided to take Montezuma hostage so that he could rule the area with the least amount of bloodshed possible.

Double pyramid design, which was one of the most grand and elaborate architectural achievements in human history, it's finest example being the Templo Mayor.

Chinampas, an advanced agricultural system, also known as floating gardens that literally floated on water, making it a very sophisticated way of growing food.

Very advanced stone masonry, which made them capable of building one of the greatest cities ever built on Earth, Tenochtitlan, their capital city.

Various culinary recipes, that are still in use today, and continue to influence various other cuisines around the world.

And many more...

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

Not just them, but any native American culture that was contacted by Europeans.

The same thing everyone does with a dead body, You get rid of it before it starts to stink up the place! LMAO

the Aztecs gave it to him .