Question

The king of the Aztec Empire Group of answer choices frequently opposed the common Mesoamerican practice of human sacrifice. mysteriously left his homeland in the Valley of Mexico in the tenth century. claimed lineage with the gods and ruled over nobles, slaves, and commoners. was always drawn from the lower classes of landless laborers or farmers

Answer 1

C. claimed lineage with the gods and ruled over nobles, slaves, and commoners.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Aztec empire covered the vast areas of nothern Mesoamerica. The empire is also known as the Triple Alliance as it is formed with an alliance between three city, Texcoco, Tenochtitlan, and Tlacopan.

The kings of Aztec claimed themselves to be equal to gods. And remarked that they have a lineage with gods. With this claim they began to rule over the nobles, slaves, and commoners.

Therefore, option C is correct.