The legend of the aztec empire began with a vision that included a snake. true or false

yes its true Aztec legends say that their empire began with a vision of an eagle perched on a cactus eating a snake.

Explanation:

true

Explanation:

The legend tells that Aztecs were searching for a signal on behalf of Huitzilopochtli.

The clue as to were the founding of their empire was to take place would happen when they would saw a snake perched on a flowering nopal cactus.

Tenochtitlan became the chosen place, as the cultural, political and economic centre of the largest empire in the Americas.

Migrating came to an end, and soon the capital of the Aztecs flourished.

The eagle always came to have a religious meaning, and many representations in their culture, for example:

the eagle warrior is a representation of the Aztec culture, and still present in the Mexican flag.

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