A kiva is a large, underground ceremonial chamber of the ________ people
A. Anasazi
B. Moche
C. Crow
D. Tairona
E. Maori
A
The Anasazi created ambitious communal dwelling sites, and the kiva was an underground chamber used for religious or other ceremonial purposes.
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