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Why were cenotes important to the Maya? They were valuable trade items. They were fertile areas for farming. They were used to perform sacrifices. They were the main source of d…

Why were cenotes important to the Maya? They were valuable trade items. They were fertile areas for farming. They were used to perform sacrifices. They were the main source of d…
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Why were cenotes important to the Maya?

They were valuable trade items.
They were fertile areas for farming.
They were used to perform sacrifices.
They were the main source of drinking water.

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D.They were the main source of drinking water.

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they were their main source of drinking water
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