Which statement best describes the economic policy of the Akkadian Empire? Trading with outside partners helped to bring in surplus food. Building projects ensured their power would not be challenged. The building of a postal system helped to increase the economy. Irrigation systems made trade possible because of surplus crops.

Tenochtitlán was the capital of the aztec empire. it was a busy and bustling city where“there are daily more than 60,000 souls, buying and selling, and where are found all the kinds of merchandise produced in these countries.” when cortes arrived in 1519, theenormity of the trading market and the smoothness of it’s running both surprised and  impressed him.