According to historians, which three of the following factors may have contributed to the downfall of the Maya empire? A. migration B. epidemic C. famine D. invasion E. revolt

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Vitali Mogilevsky · Answer 1 · 2019-03-03T20:08:15+0000

Several factors contributed to the downfall of the Mayan Empire, among which are migration, which caused an overpopulation and the drought that caused a great famine in the inhabitants, and although these were not always contemporaries or were all together in a single city, they contributed to the fall of the empire.

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