2 years ago

Boys in the Aztec culture were either sent away to learn to become priests or warriors. true or false?

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Mrac [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

FALSE - I hope this helps

Explanation:

Well, the Aztec culture let girls AND boys go to school, but girls went to school for only a few years, whereas boys went to school until they turned 17. But they didn't just get sent to school to ONLY learn how to become priests and warriors. They were also sent to school to learn how to be farmers and nobles.

<em>THE IMAGE IS A CHART OF THE AZTEC SOCIETY</em>

JulijaS [17]2 years ago

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True they were sent away to become priests or warriors

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