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The Aztecs did not take the best care of their farmland because it was not privately owned by families.
The Aztecs did not take the best care of their farmland because it was not privately owned by families.
The Aztecs had to develop several planting and irrigation strategies because none worked very well.
The Aztecs had to develop several planting and irrigation strategies because none worked very well.
The Aztecs did not understand that different types of soil require different farming approaches.
The Aztecs did not understand that different types of soil require different farming approaches.
The Aztecs were an advanced peoples with in-depth knowledge about the land and its resources.
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The most accurate inference historians might make about the Aztec Empire based on their agricultural practices is:
The Aztecs were an advanced peoples with in-depth knowledge about the land and its resources.
This statement acknowledges the sophistication of the Aztecs in developing agricultural techniques such as chinampas (floating gardens) and complex irrigation systems to maximize agricultural output from their environment.
