Controlled much of present day Peru. Fishing was an important part of culture and reed boats are often shown in artwork.

• A. Moche civilization
• B. Islamic Art
• C. Pop Art
• D. The Navajo

Answer: (A)

This question highlights a Pre-Columbian culture from Peru known for a fishing-based economy and maritime imagery in art. The Moche civilization fits best because its ceramics and murals frequently depict fishermen and boats along the Pacific coast, including reed boats used in coastal fishing scenes. The other options come from different regions or eras: Islamic Art originates in the Islamic world, Pop Art is a modern Western movement, and the Navajo are a Native American group from the southwestern United States, none of which align with Peru or reed-boat imagery.