Why was the aztec civilization considered warlike?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

They were considered warlike because they were fighters and cruel to their captives.

Answer 3

Thank you I reall y appreciate your help

Answer 4

You're welcome. I hope that's the answer your teacher expects.

Answer 5

yes It should be good :D

And one more thing, Can you describe the social class of the aztec empire???

Answer 6

"Social classes in Aztec culture

There were two main social classes in Aztec culture. First the nobility or pilli, then the common people or macehualli. Each of these was further broken up into groups of people that had quite different lives.

There were also slaves, which were generally well-treated. Slavery was not hereditary - the children of a slave were free. There were ways for a slave to gain freedom, such as purchasing it."

http://www.aztec-history.com/aztec-culture.html

Answer 7

I am sorry Ms.Sue, but I need help with this question since my history book does not mention any thing of the Social class of the Aztec empire. So now I am reling on your good, old self!!!! I must hurry since I also have to study for the EOC. Thank you.