Which of the following is an accurate statement regarding Chav'n's decline?
A. Chav'n may have fallen due to its inability to sustain reliable sources of food.
B. Archaeologists can trace Chav'n's decline with a large amount of certainty to a series of ecological disasters.
C. Chav'n fell due to a prolonged civil war.
D. Chav'n fell after a brutal attack by a neighboring city-state.
Answer: A
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