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The Large monuments and temples of the Olmec are evidence thatA. Olmec society emphasized craftsmanship and vocation over educationB. the Olmec developed an advanced civilization that was capable of organizing large pools of laborC. Olmec priests were at the center of their civilization and treated all others as slavesD. The Olmec were fearful of outside invasion and built large structures for shelter and protection
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