Jamal was learning about ancient civilizations in his social studies
class when he came across a picture of a giant stone statue located
on the volcanic island Easter Island. He was fascinated by the
picture and decided to learn more about where Easter Island is
located and who lives there.
What claim might Jamal make about the impacts of the over use of trees on
the inhabitants of Easter Island?
A. Since trees were considered wealth, landowners became even more
wealthy and powerful.
OB. The people of Easter Island were no longer able to find resources to
make clothes and canoes.
O C. The people of Easter Island began to rely more on an agricultural
society versus hunting and gathering.
D. Bird species that once nested in the trees moved their nests onto the
statues and ate fish instead of the berries in the trees.