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Identify Aztec government, society, Tenochtitlan, and imperial tribute practices.
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A leader in Tenochtitlan was chosen by a council of nobles, commanded the armies, and received tribute from conquered towns. What role is described?
In Aztec society, people born into powerful families advised rulers, held high offices, and owned valuable land. What group is described?
A person at the Great Temple kept calendars, led rituals, and advised leaders about religious duties. Which Aztec role was this?
A young Aztec man rose in rank by taking captives in battle and earned the right to wear special cloaks and jewelry. Which social role fits this description?
Most Aztec people farmed, built public works, paid taxes, and served local communities. Which social group is described?
Some people in Aztec society were owned by others, could be bought or sold, and worked as servants or laborers. Which status is described?
Tenochtitlan joined with Texcoco and Tlacopan to conquer neighbors and share the tribute they collected. What was this partnership called?
Which Aztec capital city was built on islands in Lake Texcoco and connected to the mainland by long raised roads?
Farmers near the Aztec capital made raised fields in shallow lake water to grow crops. What farming method was this?
Boats moved food and goods through waterways inside the Aztec capital. What city feature helped this transportation?
Long raised roads linked Tenochtitlan to the mainland across Lake Texcoco. What were these roads called?
Aztec pochteca traveled long distances to bring feathers, jade, and cacao back to Tenochtitlan. What activity did they carry out?
Tenochtitlan's builders made canals, causeways, and raised fields so the city could grow. What challenge were they adapting to?
Clean water entered Tenochtitlan through raised channels that carried it from springs on the mainland. What structure is described?
Conquered towns sent cotton, cacao, food, and precious goods to Tenochtitlan on a regular schedule. What practice is shown?
Aztec armies defeated neighboring city-states and brought them under imperial control. What process is described?
Which neighboring people, never conquered by the Aztecs, joined the Spanish to attack Tenochtitlan in 1521?
Aztec rulers arranged battles with nearby enemy states to train warriors and take captives instead of to win land. What were these battles called?
Officials painted lists showing cloth, maize, and feathers next to the names of conquered towns. What were they tracking?
Many conquered towns resented paying tribute to the Aztecs but kept sending it anyway. What mainly kept them paying?
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