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D. Tenochtitlan

Tenochtitlan was the capital of the Aztec nation, and was known for it's splendor, wealth, power, and even size. In fact, Spanish explorers often marveled at the city, and could not believe that the natives were able to create such an empire.

d. corn

It really depends on which Native American tribe is being talked about in the question, but many Native Americans survive on corn, which should then be your answer.

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