Me - 10 points!
use the excerpt from the popol vuh, the creation myth of the quiché mayan peo...
Advanced Placement (AP), 21.09.2019 08:30 hanpscl
Me - 10 points!
use the excerpt from the popol vuh, the creation myth of the quiché mayan people, to answer the question.
(a) in 1-2 sentences, identify one way in which this excerpt reflects the close relationship between the culture of the maya and their natural environment.
(b) in 3-4 sentences, explain one way in which the existence of the popol vuh relates to the complexity of pre-european native civilizations in the americas.
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