Archaeologists previously believed that the supremacy of any one chiefdom spurred the period of rapid social change in Mexico between 3200 and 3000 B.P.However,they now believe that the cause of this rapid change was

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Archaeologists now believe that the rapid social changes in Mexico between 3200 and 3000 B.P. were driven by the intensity of competitive interaction between different chiefdoms. This competition created pressure for innovation and social advancement, leading to the development of complex societies. Climate changes and droughts may have played a role in creating this competitive environment, but it was ultimately the interaction and competition among different groups that drove the changes.

Archaeologists Previously Believed That the Supremacy of Any One Chiefdom