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What was Poverty Point? It was an area in Central American that the Aztecs exploited for slaves and food. It was the area in present day New Mexico and Arizona where various Indian tribes attempted to settle but always failed because of the lack of rain. It was an Indian community on the lower Mississippi River that was the center of political and economic activity. It was a holy place in Maya culture where people could go to show their complete devotion to God. None of these choices
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