2. Where did the peoplo go? 3. What natural causes may have forced the Mayas to leave their cities?
4. Why might agriculture have been the cause of the people leaving the cities?
5. What invention might have increased crop production?
6. How did tho Mayas carry food to the cities?
7. What type of revolt may have occurred?
8. Why would a revolt possibly have taken place?
9. What tribe may have attacked the Mayas?
10. Knowing what you do about the Mayas, which theory in the text do you personally feel
is the best? Why?

cherokee and arikara

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d) eastern business owners and former federalists