In what ways did the Olmec most clearly influence both the Maya and the Aztecs? Select all that apply.(1 point)Responsesconstruction of pyramid-shaped templesconstruction of pyramid-shaped templesorganization of independent city-states organization of independent city-states inclusion of ball courts in ceremonial centersinclusion of ball courts in ceremonial centersworship of the patron god Huitzilopochtli

The ways in which the Olmec most clearly influenced both the Maya and the Aztecs include:

1. **Construction of pyramid-shaped temples** - The Olmec were known for their large ceremonial centers, which included pyramid-shaped structures that influenced subsequent Mesoamerican cultures, including the Maya and Aztecs.

2. **Inclusion of ball courts in ceremonial centers** - The Mesoamerican ballgame, which was significant in both Maya and Aztec cultures, has its origins traced back to the Olmec civilization, indicating their influence in this aspect.

The other two options, "organization of independent city-states" and "worship of the patron god Huitzilopochtli," do not directly reflect Olmec influence, as Huitzilopochtli is specifically an Aztec deity and the city-state structure varied among these civilizations.

Therefore, the selected influences are:
- Construction of pyramid-shaped temples
- Inclusion of ball courts in ceremonial centers