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Why do you think scholar are not sure what caused the end of Maya civilization?
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∙ 6y ago
Because Maya civilization just collapsed out of no where.
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What does archaeologist tom sever think caused the Maya downfall?
Tom Sever, an archaeologist, suggests that a combination of factors led to the downfall of the Mayan civilization, including environmental degradation, climate change, warfare, and political instability. He believes that these issues created a perfect storm that ultimately contributed to the collapse of the Maya civilization.
What happened to the Maya after 900 AD?
Lack of something essential to the civilization caused the peasants to revolt against their rulers.
What happened to the Maya civilization?
Maya civilization began to collapse in the 900s. People stopped building temples and other structures. They left the cities and moved back to the countryside. What caused this collapse? Historians aren't sure, but they do have some theories.
What happen to Maya civilization?
Maya civilization began to collapse in the 900s. People stopped building temples and other structures. They left the cities and moved back to the countryside. What caused this collapse? Historians aren't sure, but they do have some theories.
Were Maya a civilization?
yes it was an civilization
What was the next Indian civilization conquered by the Spaniards after the Aztec?
I think it's... The Incas and the Maya's.
What civilization was responsible for building angkor what?
Maya civilization
Who had the largest civilization?
Maya
Can i see the civilization Maya?
no you can not
Which group-The Maya the Aztec or the Inca-do you think developed the most advanced civilization?
because i don't know
Why do we know more about the Aztec than the Maya?
The Maya civilization fell much sooner than Aztec civilization.
Which of the causes for the fall of the maya do you think was most important?
There is no single cause for the fall of the Maya civilization, but factors such as environmental degradation, drought, overpopulation, warfare, and social conflicts have been identified as contributing to their decline. It is likely that a combination of these factors working together led to the collapse of the Maya civilization.
