City and Land
The Aztec capital city.
Tenochtitlan
The people at the bottom of the social hierarchy, often used for labour and as sacrifices
Slaves
The amount of suns have there been in the Aztec Religion
Five
The Aztec's staple crop.
Maize (corn)
Raised farm plots built on the lake, sometimes called "floating gardens".
Chinampas
The price of loosing an Aztec ball game.
Getting Sacrificed
Teccizecatl threw this at the sun to create the moon.
A rabbit
The number of meals the Aztecs would eat in a day.
Two
Raised roads that linked the island city to the shore.
Causeways
Cacao beans were used as this in Aztec markets.
Money (currency)
The Aztecs believed the sun needed this from humans to keep rising.
Offerings and sacrifice
The bugs the Aztec would indulge in. (name one)
Grasshoppers, ants, worms
The animal the Mexica saw on a cactus, according to legend.
An eagle
Regular beans were used as this in Aztec Gambling games
Dice
The feathered serpent god.
Quetzalcoatl
The Aztec tools used to grind maize into dough.
The Metate and The Mano (metlapil)
(stone roller, stone slabs)