Why did the Maya develop cities near volcanoes? The fertile soil allowed people to grow crops. The area near volcanoes was dense and diverse. The rivers allowed people to trade with others. The ocean provided

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Why did the Maya develop cities near volcanoes?

The fertile soil allowed people to grow crops.
The area near volcanoes was dense and diverse.
The rivers allowed people to trade with others.
The ocean provided fresh seafood to eat.

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