What is true about the Maya city-states?

Group of answer choices

A: They were independent of one another.

B: They were all ruled by a single government.

C: Each one had its own separate gods.

D: They rarely traded with one another.

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Amaris Johns

30 March, 05:38

What is true about the Maya city-states?

Group of answer choices

A: They were independent of one another.

B: They were all ruled by a single government.

C: Each one had its own separate gods.

D: They rarely traded with one another.

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Adolfo · Answer 1

A: They were independent of one another.

Explanation:

Contrary to popular belief, the Maya were not a single people, but several peoples (ethnicities) who had the same linguistic and cultural origin, and inhabited Mesoamerica.

What is true about the Maya city-states?Group of answer choicesA: They were independent of one another.B: They were all ruled by a single government.C: Each one had its own separate gods.D: They rarely traded with one another.

What is true about the Maya city-states?

Group of answer choices

A: They were independent of one another.

B: They were all ruled by a single government.

C: Each one had its own separate gods.

D: They rarely traded with one another.