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16 July, 09:31

Which description of Moctezuma is accurate? A. He was the emperor of the Aztecs at the time of the Spanish conquest. B. He was the ruler of the Inca Empire when Spanish conquistadors arrived. C. He was the Aztec ruler who successfully negotiated peace with the Spanish explorers. D. He was the leader of the Spanish conquistadors who defeated the Inca.

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