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No, the ancient Aztecs actually never moved from place to place because they had so much gold. You see, the traded every ounce of gold they had to Spain for protection from other tribes. Eventually, the Spanish tired of the Aztec Empire's monopoly of gold and took over the Aztecs with Cortez and such. In essence, the Spanairds "cut the middle man".
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Was the ancient Aztec civilization a democracy?
No. The Aztec Empire was a monarchy.
What was the name of the ancient Aztec capital?
The Aztec capital was called Tenochtitlan.
What was the climate like in the ancient Aztec civilization?
The Aztec have a arid climite do to the eqautor
What were the ancient Aztec crops?
Corn.
What is a tlatcani?
It is someone who rules ancient Aztec
What did Aztec roads look like?
They were straight
Was the ancient Aztec civilization a democracy?
No. The Aztec Empire was a monarchy.
Who ruled ancient Aztec?
Nobody ruled the Aztec they were sivalized Empire
What was the name of the ancient Aztec capital?
The Aztec capital was called Tenochtitlan.
What was the climate like in the ancient Aztec civilization?
The Aztec have a arid climite do to the eqautor
What were the ancient Aztec crops?
Corn.
What ancient civilizations did Spain wipe out?
the three ancient civilizations that Spain wiped out were the Aztec, Inca, and Maya.
What spanish leader led the conquest of ancient Aztec people?
Hernán Cortés was the leader that led the conquest of the ancient Aztec people.
When was the Ancient Aztecs?
The ancient Aztec society began 1200 A.D.
What did the Aztec construct?
The ancient Mayan built pyramids.
Who built the ancient Roman roads?
The ancient Romans
What did the ancient Aztec's mainly eat?
corn
