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11.Prior to the arrival of Columbus, the peoples of the present United States hadA.all of the answers belowB.less elaborate political systems than the peoples in Central and South America hadC.larger empires than the peoples inCentral and South America hadD.a larger population than the peoples of Central and South America hadE.a larger reliance on written language than the peoples of Central America and South Americahad2.Before the coming ofEuropeans, civilizations in Central and South America had developed all ofthe following cultural achievements exceptA.organized religionB.a written languageC.an accurate calendarD.wheeled vehiclesE.advancedagriculture3.Before 1492, the many different Native American societies that existed in what is now the UnitedStates filled their food needs byA.all of the answers belowB.gathering foodsC.fishingD.farmingE.hunting4.Before the coming of Europeans, the peoples who lived in what is now the United States had notdevelopedA.large, permanent settlementsB.a common languageC.division of laborD.complex agricultural systemsE.elaboratereligious practices

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