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The Aztecs used chinampas to reclaim farmland from lake or marshlands and create plots of land that could be easily irrigated by surrounding water.
The Aztecs used chinampas to reclaim farmland from lake or marshlands and create plots of land that could be easily irrigated by surrounding water.
The Aztecs did not have any other strategies except chinampas to irrigate and create farmland in the areas where they lived.
The Aztecs did not have any other strategies except chinampas to irrigate and create farmland in the areas where they lived.
The Aztecs did not have access to any fertile lands and used chinampas to develop their own .
The Aztecs did not have access to any fertile lands and used chinampas to develop their own .
All of the fertile soil in the Valley of Mexico had been taken by other communities by the time the Aztec Empire developed.
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The statement that best explains why the Aztecs used chinampas in their agricultural practices is:
"The Aztecs used chinampas to reclaim farmland from lake or marshlands and create plots of land that could be easily irrigated by surrounding water."
This statement accurately captures the purpose and function of chinampas in Aztec agriculture, emphasizing their innovative method of creating arable land in an otherwise challenging environment.
