What allowed Native Americans in Mexico to settle cities larger than those in areas to the North?

A. The use of advanced engineering methods learned in Asia.

B. the use of farming to feed a larger population.

C. the development of cities that were built by an earlier civilization.

D. the requirement of their religion to have large cities.

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Hoffman

Social Studies

1 April, 15:24

What allowed Native Americans in Mexico to settle cities larger than those in areas to the North?

A. The use of advanced engineering methods learned in Asia.

B. the use of farming to feed a larger population.

C. the development of cities that were built by an earlier civilization.

D. the requirement of their religion to have large cities.

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Porter Case · Answer 1

One of the main factors that allowed Native Americans in Mexico to settle cities larger than those in areas to the north was that Central America contained far more gold and riches that acted as currency and boosted the economy. Practically no gold was found in what is now the eastern United States.

Josue Sexton · Answer 2

B: The use of Farming to feed a larger population.