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Why was cocoa important to ancient civilizations? A. It could be made into beautiful jewelry. B. It was used to dye cloth for clothing. C. It was an important building material D. It could be traded for
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Why was cocoa important to ancient civilizations?

A. It could be made into beautiful jewelry.
B. It was used to dye cloth for clothing.
C. It was an important building material
D. It could be traded for other useful goods.

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C

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D. cocoa was used for trading goods and used in some currency in certain trades, at one point it was more valueable then gold.

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