In which of the following ways were the Anasazis different from the Aztecs and Incas?
A) They lacked a rigid class structure.
B) They were one of the Eastern Woodlands peoples.
C) They lived in the Pacific Northwest.
D) They migrated to the Great Plains upon the arrival of horses in North America.
E) They were successful in coping with prolonged drought through modern times.

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The Anasazis lacked a rigid class structure, while the Aztecs and Incas had well-defined social hierarchies. The other choices are incorrect as the Anasazis were not Eastern Woodlands people or from the Pacific Northwest, nor did they migrate to the Great Plains upon horse arrival. While the Anasazis did adapt to their environment, they eventually abandoned their settlements due to drought and other reasons.

In Which of the Following Ways Were the Anasazis Different