Question

How did Pacal the Great impact the importance of Palenque in Mayan civilization? (5 points)

he formed an alliance with neighboring western Mayan states and made Palenque an important ceremonial center

he weakened Palenque's military power after losing many battles with neighboring eastern Mayan states

he conquered neighboring western Mayan states and made Palenque the capital

he strengthened Palenque's military power after winning many battles with neighboring eastern Mayan state

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Answer 1

C) He conquered neighboring western Mayan states and made Palenque the capital

Answer 2

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Answer 3

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/50a2c3c7e4b0e22d17ef8ef2 Here

Answer 4

I am new to this website and I am feeling myself around. Do you have the answer to this question A Spanish soldier describes Tenochtitlan:

"The great city has many broad streets, though among these are two or three pre-eminent. All travel by…canoes, as I have said, and without these they could neither leave their houses nor return to them." -Anonymous Spanish soldier
Aztec Civilization by Lois Warburton, Lucent Books, 1995, page 60.

Which of the following does this excerpt imply? (5 points)

Tenochtitlan often gets flooded.

Tenochtitlan is a cramped city.

Tenochtitlan has one main street that runs through the city's center.

Tenochtitlan has water canals throughout the city.

Answer 5

I would go with B) Tenochtitlan is a cramped city

Answer 6

Thank you.

Answer 7

The correct answer is 'he conquered neighboring western Mayan states and expanded Palenque's power.'