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Ellen Mercer

9 August, 22:21

In what way were the Maya, Aztec, and Inca civilizations similar?

A. All three selected rulers through a system of heredity.

B. All three domesticated animals such as llamas.

C. All three were conquered by spanish conquistadores.

D. All three followed polytheistic religious beliefs.

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