Paying tribute included giving gold or human sacrifice victims to a larger, more powerful empire. which empire forced others to pay tribute?

aztec empire
inca empire
spanish empire
portuguese empire

The answer to this question is A.) Aztec Empire.

Although paying tributes has been a common theme throughout human history, the Empire most famous for this was the Aztec Empire, in which farmers were a large source of the tributes since they raised the food. 

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Paying tribute included giving gold or human sacrifice victims to a larger, more powerful empire. Which empire forced others to pay tribute?

A: Aztec Empire

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