Why were llamas an important part of the Chavin civilization? Llamas provided meat, milk, and wool. Llamas were considered sacred animals. The Chavin rode llamas to travel long distances. The Chavin used llamas to improve farming practices.

A. Llamas provided meat, milk, and wool

Explanation:

The Chavin were a group of people who lived in the Andes of Peru. They were known for their agricultural techniques and textile productions.

One resource that was important to the livelihoods of the Chavin was the llama. People depended on the llamas for meat, fiber, and transportation. In fact, llamas were the main animals that were part of the Chavin's livestock.

Answer: A

Explanation: Llamas were used by this people for pack animals, fiber and meat; they also produced ch'arki which was the main economic resource for the civilization.