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23. The Aztec Empire did not introduce the practice of blood sacrifice to Mesoamerican culture but it changed its meaning and importance. The Mexica believed they had a unique responsibility as the chosen people and that their blood sacrifices could show that humans were worthy of divine intervention. What did they hope the gods would do as a result of their sacrifices?,
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