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20 January, 10:29

What belief led the Aztecs to decide to settle in Tenochtitlan?

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    Huitzilopitchli came to the priests and told them not to settle until they found a snake and a eagle fighting. They came to Mexico and saw the eagle and snake fighting on a cactus and settled there, and made the great empire of Tenochtitlan
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