Unit 7 Lesson 28.3 Family Life

Who was the master of the house in Aztec society?

• The grandparents
• The oldest child
• The father
• The mother

What rights did married Aztec women have?

• They could not own property
• They had no rights
• They could own property and sell goods
• They could only sell goods with their husband's permission

What was one profession that some older Aztec women practiced?

• Weaving
• Matchmaking
• Fishing
• Farming

What were the tasks of Aztec men?

• Cooking and cleaning
• Weaving and trading
• Building houses and farming
• None of the above

What were the tasks of Aztec women?

• Fishing and hunting
• Building houses and farming
• Weaving and trading
• None of the above

What was one item that Aztec women wove?

• Cloaks with sun designs
• Hats with feather designs
• Baskets with flower designs
• Shields with animal designs

What was one of the most important jobs for Aztec women?

• Weaving
• Having and caring for children
• Farming
• Trading

What was the purpose of marriage in Aztec society?

• To bring children into the world
• To gain wealth and power
• To have a companion
• To form alliances with other families

What tasks did young boys in Aztec society have?

• Fishing and handling a canoe
• Weaving and trading
• Cleaning house and grinding maize
• None of the above

What tasks did young girls in Aztec society have?

• Fishing and handling a canoe
• Cleaning house and grinding maize
• Weaving and trading
• None of the above