How did the smaller Mayan city-states defend themselves against the more powerful city-states? They traded valuable resources for protection. They made military alliances with larger city-states. They

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How did the smaller Mayan city-states defend themselves against the more powerful city-states?

They traded valuable resources for protection.
They made military alliances with larger city-states.
They avoided conflict by maintaining peaceful relationships.

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They traded valuable resources for protection.

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they traded valuable resources

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