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What was the difference between poor Aztec and rich Aztec fashion?
Poor Aztecs wore old cloths or other animal skins. Wealthier Aztecs had rich silks and clothing made of bright feathers.
What were the different roles of the rich Aztecs and poor Aztecs?
Well one could not afford as much as the other and they prayed to diffrent gods.
How did the Aztecs go from being poor to being a rich wealthy society?
They took over other places and stole what they had and brought it back with them.
What clothing did the rich Aztecs wear?
clothes
How did the Aztecs trade gold?
Aztecs gave to the Spaniards because they don't think gold is rich.
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