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Why did the Aztecs keep their captives alive? 1. They had a moral objection to killing. 2. To feed to their pets. 3. For human sacrifice. 4. To train them for their own armies.​
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Why did the Aztecs keep their captives alive?

1. They had a moral objection to killing.
2. To feed to their pets.
3. For human sacrifice.
4. To train them for their own armies.​

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3 FOR HUMAN SACRIFICE

Step-by-step explanation:

BECAUSE THEY COULD PAY A DEBT OF BLOOD TO THEIR GODS,

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