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Why was it difficult for large civilizations in Mesoamerica and South America to hold together?(1 point) Responses difficulty in growing food difficulty in growing food variations in environment and geography that made travel and communication difficult variations in environment and geography that made travel and communication difficult weak military weak military religious differences that caused disputes within the civilizations
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Question What are two environmental obstacles that the Chavin had to overcome?(1 point) Responses earthquakes and geographical instability earthquakes and geographical instability extreme dryness and fires extreme dryness and fires altitude and temperature extremes altitude and temperature extremes landslides and heavy rainfall landslides and heavy rainfall
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only one option is correct
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Use the list to answer the question. Cosmo-magical belief system Worship of mythical creatures Artifacts with human, avion, and feline features What do the key features listed indicate about Chavin, Olmec, and Zapotec belief systems? (1 point) Responses The use of avion features indicates that the civilizations valued travel and trade. The use of avion features indicates that the civilizations valued travel and trade. The use of feline imagery indicates the fear and distrust people had for the animals that lived in the surrounding environment. The use of feline imagery indicates the fear and distrust people had for the animals that lived in the surrounding environment. The references to food and crops indicate that people valued agricultural resources more than religion within their civilizations. The references to food and crops indicate that people valued agricultural resources more than religion within their civilizations. The use of animals and humans indicates that people valued their environment and connected it with the cosmos. The use of animals and humans indicates that people valued their environment and connected it with the cosmos. Skip to navigation Highlight
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Which of the following accurately summarizes how the Olmec Empire ruled and interacted with its environment?(1 point) Responses The Olmec Empire used indigenous animals to travel far distances and trade. The Olmec Empire used indigenous animals to travel far distances and trade. The volcanic regions provided rubber and stone to build structures and temples. The volcanic regions provided rubber and stone to build structures and temples. The jungle provided an abundant amount of food without needing to cultivate the land. The jungle provided an abundant amount of food without needing to cultivate the land. The riverways allowed irrigation for fields and travel to other regions to obtain resources.
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variations in environment and geography that made travel and communication difficult
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I apologize, my previous response was incorrect. The correct answer is religious differences that caused disputes within the civilizations. The diverse beliefs and practices of different Mesoamerican and South American civilizations often led to conflicts and disputes among them, making it challenging for large civilizations to maintain unity and hold together.
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altitude and temperature extremes
landslides and heavy rainfall
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I apologize for the confusion. The correct answer is altitude and temperature extremes. The Chavin civilization in the Andes Mountains of Peru had to overcome the challenges of living at high altitudes with extreme fluctuations in temperature.
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The use of animals and humans indicates that people valued their environment and connected it with the cosmos.
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I apologize for the confusion earlier. The correct answer is "The use of animals and humans indicates that people valued their environment and connected it with the cosmos." The key features listed, such as the worship of mythical creatures and artifacts with human, avian, and feline features, suggest that the Chavin, Olmec, and Zapotec civilizations had a belief system that emphasized the significance of their environment and its connection to the celestial world.
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The riverways allowed irrigation for fields and travel to other regions to obtain resources.