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The Aztec Empire mostly occupied the Valley of Mexico and did not expand beyond it.
The Aztec Empire mostly occupied the Valley of Mexico and did not expand beyond it.
The Aztec Empire included all of the territory around Lake Texcoco, such as Tenochtitlan.
The Aztec Empire included all of the territory around Lake Texcoco, such as Tenochtitlan.
The Aztec Empire covered all of what is now modern-day Mexico, as well as the Valley of Mexico.
The Aztec Empire covered all of what is now modern-day Mexico, as well as the Valley of Mexico.
Although it began in the Valley of Mexico, the Aztec Empire expanded to include territories as far south as modern Guatemala
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The statement that best shows the extent of the Aztec Empire is:
"Although it began in the Valley of Mexico, the Aztec Empire expanded to include territories as far south as modern Guatemala."
This statement accurately reflects the expansion of the Aztec Empire beyond the Valley of Mexico to include significant portions of Mesoamerica, including areas that are now part of modern Guatemala.
