Which best explains a reason for great zimbabwe's rise to power?

The choices can be found elsewhere and as follows:

Zimbabwe was a highly productive agricultural society. 
Fish from Zimbabwe were a staple food of East African people. 
Zimbabwe's military was stronger than others in the region. 
Zimbabwe controlled the region's ivory and gold trade. 

I believe the correct answer is the second option. A eason for great zimbabwe's rise to power would be that fish from Zimbabwe were a staple food of East African people. 

It gave people in the 13 colonies zone information about political views and made them think otherwise. hope i .: ]

Hello.the answer is: b) folsom culture.  actually, it was replaced by a number of culture, and folsom was one of those. other included gainey, cumberland and redstone.have a nice day