They had to rely on agriculture from other places, usually places farter west. In order to get them. They were able to make this work even though it was difficult by making a complicated and organized trade route. It was called the Silk Road and was hard to maintain due to war and conflict along the lines, as Nancarrow states, "They wanted both to prevent the enemy from invading China, and to protect the trade route which was growing between China and the West...
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The Tools and trade routes in China made their Silk Road like no other trading route in the world at that time, exchanging their luxury items for essentials needed to survive. The Aztecs took advantage of their large amounts of water and soil to create Chinampas, which let people rely on agriculture much more than ever before in the Americas...
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