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The Aztec forced conquering peoples to sacrifice all of their luxury goods that had high trade value.
The Aztec forced conquering peoples to sacrifice all of their luxury goods that had high trade value.
The Aztec sent people from their capital to run the newly conquered territories across the empire.
The Aztec sent people from their capital to run the newly conquered territories across the empire.
Alliances and military conflicts led to a large network of tributes that provided materials to enrich the empire.
Alliances and military conflicts led to a large network of tributes that provided materials to enrich the empire.
Aztec rulers took the central, most superior role in all alliances, that they formed with conquered peoples.
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The option that best explains the Aztec Empire’s success in growing its territory is:
Alliances and military conflicts led to a large network of tributes that provided materials to enrich the empire.
This highlights the strategic military and diplomatic approaches the Aztecs employed, which allowed them to expand their reach and grow their wealth through the collection of tributes from conquered peoples.
