The Agave plant was used by the Aztecs in a variety of ways which helped them survive the desert, pay tribute (like taxes), have a potable source of fluid, build huts, make paper (according to some), and many other things. This versatile plant played an important role in the Aztec’s daily lives and some of the same products made from the Agave plant (or Maguey) are still used today in modern Mexico. Here you will find a variety of information including general information on the Agave plant and its uses as well as descriptions and explanations of the most common uses. You will also be able to locate exactly where the Aztecs inhabited and where the Agave grew the most. You will also be able to find some pictures that will help to illustrate the uses of Maguey as well as a list of sources for you to do some extra research if you wish to do so.