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Aztecs

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noun. a member of an Amerindian people of what is now Mexico; that had an advanced civilization before the conquest of Mexico by Corts in 1519 the language of this people

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TheAztecsbelieved that the way to propitiate their gods was with sacrifices.

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The Aztecs believed that the way to propitiate their gods was with sacrifices.

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Where did the Aztecs have permission to dance a religous ceremony?

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Why do you think that the Aztecs wanted to kill the Spaniards?

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The Aztecs were worried about Quetzalcoatl coming and destroying their empire. Why did Moctezuma think differently?

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Who came after Keeny and the Aztecs when they drove to the Hole?

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After Apache motivated the rest of the Aztecs to attack the Cobras, who spoke against the plan, besides Keeny?

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The Aztecs saw a sign on a swampy island in Lake Texcoco.

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When did the Aztecs begin to develop in the region once inhabited by the Teotihuacan?

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What were the Aztecs also known as?

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How many syllables in Aztecs?

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