The Olmec civilization, often regarded as the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica, did not have specific leaders whose names are widely recorded, unlike later civilizations. However, it is believed that they were ruled by a class of elite leaders or shamans who held both political and religious authority. The most notable figures are often inferred from large stone heads and other monumental sculptures, which may represent powerful rulers or deities. Key sites like San Lorenzo and La Venta suggest a complex society with influential leaders who played a central role in their culture and governance.
Actually, there were lots of leaders. Not just one.
The Olmec civilization was well known for the colossal heads featured in their artwork. The Olmec civilization was the first major civilization in what is now Mexico.
the oldest civilization was the OLMEC (:
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the Olmec civilization is the oldest
the Olmec leader was Medeciater
The olmec civilization have influences civilizations in mesoamerica because the olmec formed the urban civilization in mesoamerica and they had impressive sculptures and buildings
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The Spanish did not attack the Olmec civilization, as the Olmec civilization had already declined centuries before the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors in the Americas. The Olmec civilization existed primarily in what is now Mexico from around 1400 BCE to 400 BCE.
The Olmec civilization preceded the Aztec civilization, with the Olmec society established in Mesoamerica around 1400 BCE. The Aztec civilization emerged later in the 14th century and eventually conquered territories that were once part of the Olmec civilization. While they are distinct civilizations, there is evidence to suggest that the Aztecs were influenced by the Olmec culture.
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