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Four military leaders ruled over the entire empire but had no religious powers at all.
Four military leaders ruled over the entire empire but had no religious powers at all.
Each political leader in the empire represented a particular Aztec god and would be sacrificed.
Each political leader in the empire represented a particular Aztec god and would be sacrificed.
It was led by an emperor who represented a god, and each city-state within the empire had local rulers.
It was led by an emperor who represented a god, and each city-state within the empire had local rulers.
Local rulers in each city-state had the most power within the empire compared to anyone else.
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The statement that best summarizes the Aztec Empire's methods of rule is:
It was led by an emperor who represented a god, and each city-state within the empire had local rulers.
This statement accurately reflects the structure of the Aztec political system, where the emperor held supreme power and was considered a divine representative, while local rulers governed individual city-states.
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