How did physical geography affect the development of the economies of Mayan city-states? Choose one from the given answers below.
A. Occupying a high mountain valley allowed for the introduction of potato agriculture.
B. Close proximity to Teotihuacán allowed for the formation of strong trade connections.
C. Being located in central Mexico gave the Maya access to rich deposits of silver ore.
D. Access to rubber trees ensured control of who participated in the ball game.
History
Views: 0 Asked: 08-25 21:14:38
On this page you can find the answer to the question of the history category, and also ask your own question
Other questions in category
- This excerpt is from a speech by Major Ridge to his fellow Cherokees in support of the 1835...
- What langauge did they speak in the byzantine empire
- How did advanced weaponry help Europe during new imperialism?...
- How did Washington feel about slavery
- How was Germany divided after WW2? Why would this create conflict? Some historians argue that the Be...
- What happened to many native american groups in texas at this time...
- 1. The dual court system in the United States is composed of what two systems?...
- Which revolution took place toward the end of World War I?
- What characterized the energy and activism of the 1960s? What happened to the idealism of the 1960s?...
- at the end of the battle, how far was Hague from where he thought he'd be on the first day of the ba...
