What makes the housing, ceremonial structures, and irrigation works of the Anasazi people in the American Southwest exceptional?
a) They were built without using beasts of burden, the wheel, metal, or a written language.
b) They were decorated with elaborate, abstract, geometric shapes and patterns.
c) They resemble structures built by Neolithic cultures in the Middle East.
d) Their ruins have survived thousands of years despite extreme climate changes.
Answer: a
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A. The building is the site where tribal history and genealogy are preserved. B. The building's framework depicts the tribal ancestors who symbolically uphold the structure. C. The building's ridgepole and slanting bargeboards represent the tribe's founding ancestor. D. All of the above.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)