How did the Aztecs differ from the earliest Americans?

A.) The Azteos were hunter-gatherers, while the earliest Americans were farmers.

B.) The Aztec developed different languages, while the earliest Americans had one language.

C.) The Azteos were skilled farmers, while the earliest Americans were hunter - gatherers.

D.) The Azteos and earliest Americans found food and developed languages in the same ways.

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Harmony Tyler

14 April, 12:51

How did the Aztecs differ from the earliest Americans?

A.) The Azteos were hunter-gatherers, while the earliest Americans were farmers.

B.) The Aztec developed different languages, while the earliest Americans had one language.

C.) The Azteos were skilled farmers, while the earliest Americans were hunter - gatherers.

D.) The Azteos and earliest Americans found food and developed languages in the same ways.

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Lozano · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. The Aztecs had access to water and seeds unavailable to Plains Indians. So the Aztecs developed beyond hunting and gathering to an agricultural, sedentary lifestyle.