Which describes the status of priests in pre-Columbian civilizations?

Priests had no status outside of their religious office.

Priests generally lived apart from the rest of society.

Priests held a higher status than rulers because of the prominence of religion.

Priests were generally part of the nobility.

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Which describes the status of priests in pre-Columbian civilizations?  
 
Priests had no status outside of their religious office.
 
Priests generally lived apart from the rest of society.
 
Priests held a higher status than rulers because of the prominence of religion.
 
Priests were generally part of the nobility.

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Do yiu know this question
What political characteristic separates the Inca from both the Maya and Aztec civilizations 
 
The Incan empire was controlled through a hereditary monarchy.
 
The Incan empire was a theocracy governed by a high priest.
 
The Incan empire was a federal system controlled by a central government.
 
The Incan empire was a confederation of independent city-states.

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