Agriculture
The name of the floating garden
The Chinampa
Tribute was paid to the capital of the Aztec Empire, two kinds of humans were used as tribute
Warriors and Slaves
The main method of transportation for merchants
Waterways
The name used to describe the leader of the Aztecs
Huey Tlatoani
The year Tenochtitlan was constructed
1325
The type of terrain most commonly used in the creation of floating gardens
Swampy terrain
The capital of the Aztec Empire
Tenochtitlan
The two types of people who relied on merchants to distribute their goods
Artists and craftspeople
The person who was by the side of The Aztec leader
Snake Woman
One of the more valuable trading items
Cacao beans
The first step in constructing a floating garden
Placing stakes
Some of the goods that were given away as tribute to the Aztecs
Clothing and metals
The thing some merchants would act as due to travelling into enemy lands
Spies
A neighborhood/guild that was formed by a family
calpulli
The god who represents many things, one of which being Vegetation
Quetzalcoatl
The three main crops planted at the time
Maize, beans, and squash
The person who would first receive the goods before distributing them
The Aztec leader
The thing Aztec merchants didn't have for travel
Large domesticated animals
The thing each head of a calpulli would become
A city council member
The first pronunciation corner
Tuh-nowch-teet-laan
The last two things required to make a floating garden
Dirt and Vegetation
Some of the civilizations who had land taken by the Aztecs
Chalco, Tepanec, Culhuacan
Tlatelolco
Calpulli would set up
schools and shrines
The second pronunciation corner
Kahl-poo-lee