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. Who was the Spanish leader that conquered the Aztecs?
 
Hernán Cortés
 
Julius Caesar
 
. Alexander the Great
 
Napoleon
Why did some neighboring tribes help the Spanish instead of the Aztecs?
 
They forced payments and took captives for sacrifice.
 
They wanted to move to Europe
 
They were already friends with the Spanish
 
They thought the Spanish had better chocolate
What was one difficulty the Aztecs faced when moving goods or messages?
 
hey didn’t have large animals like horses/camels
 
They had too many roads
 
The canals were too fast
 
People refused to walk
What did the Aztecs use cocoa beans for? (besides chocolate)
 
Money / currency
 
Building boats
 
Making houses
 
Farmland
What was the capital city of the Aztec Empire?
 
Tenochtitlan
 
Cabbage town
 
Temoteelan
 
Mangosteen land
Who invaded the Aztec Empire?
 
The Spanish conquistadors
 
The Chinese
 
The Vikings
 
he Egyptians
What made the Aztecs an advanced civilisation?
 
They built chinampas, had a writing system, and laws
 
They fought many wars
 
They were good warriors
What were temples used for?
 
Religious ceremonies and worship
 
Sports competitions
 
Talking about laws
 
Eating food
Why do you think canals were important in the Aztec capital?
 
They helped people travel and move goods
 
They helped people swim faster
 
They were used for fun and games
 
They kept animals away
What does the word sacrifice mean?
 
To give something up for a special reason
 
To paint a picture
 
To write a story
 
To build a house
What were the floating islands used to grow crops called?
 
Chinampas
 
Gondolas
 
Tenochtitlan
 
Pyramids
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