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What theories are supported by modern historians as reasonable explanations for the
decline of Mayan civilization? (1 point)
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O The overpopulation, disaster, and wartare theories.
U The overpopulation, environmental degradation, and warfare theories
The overpopulation, environmental degradation, and social unrest theories
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The overoopulation, environmental degradation, and drought theories.
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The overpopulation, environmental degradation, and warfare theories.
Modern scholars argue the collapse was multi-causal — population pressure and land overuse led to deforestation and soil exhaustion, which (along with prolonged droughts) undermined food production and intensified warfare and political collapse.
Modern scholars argue the collapse was multi-causal — population pressure and land overuse led to deforestation and soil exhaustion, which (along with prolonged droughts) undermined food production and intensified warfare and political collapse.
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