Which problem plagued early aqueduct-fed chinampa agriculture in Tenochtitlan?

💡 Explanation

Canal sedimentation frequently required dredging because silt particles settled out of slow-moving aqueduct water through sedimentation, therefore, chinampas needed regular maintenance rather than naturally benefiting from continual nutrient refreshment.

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