Potable water was made available in Tenochtitlán by means of:
a. The conquest of the well-watered Yucatán.
b. An elaborate importation system by road from the Andean highlands.
c. An aqueduct that arrived on one of the western causeways.
d. The performance of rain dances by the priests of Quetzalcoatl.
c. An aqueduct that arrived on one of the western causeways.
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