Use the list to answer the question.

• Cosmo-magical belief system
• Worship of mythical creatures
• Artifacts with human, avion, and feline features
What do the key features listed indicate about Chavin, Olmec, and Zapotec belief systems?
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The use of feline imagery indicates the fear and distrust people had for the animals that lived in the
surrounding environment.
The use of avion features indicates that the civilizations valued travel and trade.
The references to food and crops indicate that people valued agricultural resources more than religion
within their civilizations.
The use of animals and humans indicates that people valued their environment and connected it with the
cosmos.

The key features listed indicate that the Chavin, Olmec, and Zapotec belief systems placed value on their environment and connected it with the cosmos. This is evidenced by the worship of mythical creatures, the use of artifacts with human, avian, and feline features, and the cosmo-magical belief system.