How were the religious beliefs of the Olmec different from those of the Egyptians?

The Olmec believed in many gods that were primarily described as humanlike.
The Olmec were polytheistic and believed in one god associated with an animal.
The Olmec believed that gods controlled nature and influenced events in their lives.
The Olmec believed in a limited number of gods associated with animals and nature

The Olmec believed in a limited number of gods associated with animals and nature.

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