Which civilization is colored yellow?

Which civilization is colored red?

Which civilization is colored pink?

Which civilization is colored purple?

In the Mayan society, what is level 1?

In the Mayan society, what is level 2?

In the Mayan society, what is level 3?

In the Mayan society, what is level 4?

In the Mayan society, what is level 5?

Which civilization is this image associated with?

Which civilization is this image associated with?

Early Civilizations in the Western Hemisphere had very little technology.

The Aztec used ____________ as their primary currency.

It takes the moon 29.53059 days for the moon to orbit the Earth. The Maya measured the moon’s orbit to 29.5308 days. What does this show?

Why have archaeologists found Mississippian artifacts far away from their villages?

Cause: The Inca lived in mountains with steep sides. 

Effect: _______________________

Historians, scientists, and archaeologists agree about how people first came to the Americas.

Ancient people native to Southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras from 1800 B.C.E to 900 C.E.

Ancient people who lived in central Mexico around 1200 CE.  They had a social hierarchy of nobles, commoners, serfs, and enslaved people.

Ancient people of South America before the Spanish conquest (1400 C.E. - 1533 C.E.) with living descendants in the central Andes Region.

Ancient people who settled in places all over the eastern half of the United States from 100 to 1700 C.E.  Also known as “Mound Builders”.

Ruler of an ancient civilization, empire or monarch. The Aztec empire had one 

a government count of people

system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.

a plant that can be grown and harvested for profit

Aztec’s capital city.  It is now known as Mexico City.

large Mississippian settlement in Illinois

name for Incan empire which translates to “four quarters''

the area located in central Mexico down though Central America including the countries that are now Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador

Supreme ruler of Inca Empire

a form of record keeping using knotted strings tied together

a group of people with their own languages, government, and way of life