Why did prehistoric Georgia Indians build the Etowah Mounds?

Question

A. To use as temples for religious ceremonies
B. To use for hunting
C. To use as marketplaces for trading goods
D. To store harvested crops such as corn

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. To use as temples for religious ceremonies. The Etowah Mounds were constructed by the prehistoric Native American civilization known as the Mississippians, who built these mounds as part of their ceremonial and religious practices. They often served as platforms for temples and important community gatherings.