What did the Maya and the Aztec civilizations have in common? Merchants held a lower status than artisans. Peasant farmers made up the largest social class. Small groups of nobles elected rulers. Priests shared the same status as warriors.

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Kendrick Leon

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7 February, 18:33

What did the Maya and the Aztec civilizations have in common? Merchants held a lower status than artisans. Peasant farmers made up the largest social class. Small groups of nobles elected rulers. Priests shared the same status as warriors.

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Gianni Griffin · Answer 1

Correct answer choices are: B) Peasant farmers made up the largest social class

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Aliens started by the Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes overthrew the Aztecs by force and conquered Tenochtitlan in 1521, bringing an end to Mesoamerica's last great local civilization. The advancement of the Aztec language, or Nahuatl, also played an essential role in their civilization. The Aztec language was also used to produce beautiful poetry and other prose used in customs and ceremonies.

Fernando Boone · Answer 2

The answer is, Peasant farmers made up the largest social class