Ap World History Dbq Essay

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2.the right answer is, c,mayans. it is the right answer because all that was left of them were evidence and traces of the tribe. my answer was wrong because the Aztecs were war people.
I found the answer in a power point.

4the right answer is B, Inca. it is the right answer because the Inca had built their civilization my first answer was wrong because the mayans weren’t even near the andes. i found my answer by using the power point.

5The silk road was shut down i found my answer by knowing that the silk road wasn’t shut down at the time. the first answer was wrong because they did have the money or resources. i found my answer by looking in the power point.

7the right answer is C i found my answer by seeing that Amerigo was already

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