Question

which of the following is the best piece of evidence showing religion was important to the early american civilizations?
□ inca emperor’s machu picchu palace
□ their interest in astronomy and math
□ temples built on top of pyramids
□ the creation of early calendars

Explanation:

To determine the best evidence of religion's importance to early American civilizations, we analyze each option:

• "Inca Emperor’s Machu Picchu palace" relates to architecture/power, not religion.
• "Their interest in astronomy and math" shows scientific focus, not religion.
• "Temples built on top of pyramids" indicates religious structures (temples) and ceremonial architecture (pyramids), directly linking to religious practices.
• "The creation of early calendars" relates to timekeeping, not religion.

Answer:

The option "Temples built on top of pyramids" (the third checkbox option from the left, labeled "Temples built on top of pyramids")