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Aztec Vocab

Aztec Vocab Tatiana Padilla

TermDefinition
1.Margin edge of something such as an area of land.
2.Reign period during which someone is king or queen.
3.Theft crime of stealing .
4.Monarch king or queen .
5.Unique unusually good and special.
6.Classic considered important and of high quality, with a value that lasts for a long time.
7.Arid Lacking of Rainfall.
8.Basin a bowl-shaped area that is often by a lake.
9.Mercenary They often served as Mercenary or soldiers.
10.Chinampa They planted fast-growing willow trees around the Chinampa.
11.Nezahualcoyotl One of these city-state was a worrier-poet named Netzahualcoyotl.
12.Moctezuma A new emperor came to the throne named Montezuma.
13.Agraian The Aztecs were mainly agrarian people.
14.Tribute They waged war on other states to win tribute, or goods paid as taxes by conquered peoples.
15.Prime ministers Prime Minister is the chief official appointed by the ruler of a country.
16.Causeway Causeway is a raised road across a body of water.
17. Shrine Shrine is a place of worship that is dedicated to a scared object or person.
18. Fine Art Fine work or works that are created mainly to be admired.
19. Orator The Aztecs were skilled orators or public speakers.
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