All of the following were pre-columbian civilizations in latin america, except a. the olmec b. the navajo c. the aztec d. the maya

B. the Navajo

Explanation:

Let's see where those pre-Colombian civilizations lived.

A. the Olmec were in current Mexico, mostly in the center of the country, present on both costs (Atlantic and Pacific).

B. the Navajo were and ARE still present in the USA territory, mostly in the Southwest states of Arizona and New Mexico.

C. The Aztec were also in the territory of central Mexico.

D. the Maya were mostly based in actual Guatemala and part of actual Mexico (mostly in the Yucatán peninsula).

So, out of the 4 civilizations, 3 were clearly located in Latin America (currently Mexico and Guatemala)... and one was not.

The correct answer is B) the Navajo.

The Mayan, the Olmecs, and the Aztecs were pre-Columbian civilizations in Latin America. The Navajo were not.

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