In the Aztecs society there are five classes, which are priests, nobles, merchants, commoners, and slaves. This paper will give the (a) definitions and roles of each classes (b) legitimization of each class (c) mobility in and out of each class and (d) the possibility of elimination of the classes. It will also cover the functional and conflict view of the all the classes. First, we will explore the lifestyle of the priest. The priests …showed first 75 words of 1566 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1566 total…Aztecs lived. In this paper the Aztecs society was split up into three groups or five different classes, which were the priest, nobles, merchants, commoners, and the slaves. Each class was described and discussed in terms of legitimization, mobility, elimination, and also how functional theorist such as Davis and Moore or conflict theorist such as Marx would view them. Exploring the Aztecs society widened the point of view in which today’s society is based.