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What was the environment for the pacific northwest peoples? Rich in resources
What was the Achievements for the pacific northwest people? hunted whales in canoes, developed social classes, created elaborate potlatch ceremonies
What was the environment for the pueblo builders? dry lands
What was the achievements for the pueblo builders? used pottery, irrigation, and built impressive cliff dwellings and villages with large apartment styles
What was the environment for the mound builder? wooded lands east of the Mississippi River
What was the achievements for the mound builders? built large burial mound filled with finely crafted copper and stone objects, and created prosperous villages based on trade and farming
What was the environment for the northeastern tribes? wooded lands in present day northeastern united states
What was the achievements for the northeastern tribes? they developed voriel culture and formed political alliances such as the troquois league
where did the maya's develop? southern mexico and northern central america
when did the maya's develop? 250 to 900 A.D.
what was the order of the maya's social class? gods, kings, warriors, priests, merchants, craft workers, and peasant farmers
what was the maya's writing system? glyphs
what was codex? when you carved in stone or recorded evens in a bark - paper book
why did the maya's decline warfare between different city - states, overuse of natural resources, and gave up faith in their sun god
what was the aztecs main city? teotihuacán
how big was the aztecs pryamid for the sun god? 200 feet tall and 3,000 feet around the base
what was the aztecs most valuable item? obsidian
who were the toltecs? they were extremely warlike people and an empire based on conquest
how did the aztecs use their power? it was based on military conquest and the tribute they gained from their conquered subjects
what was the incas social class? based on an age-old form of community cooperation
what were the jobs for the inca women? teacher, spinner, weaver, and beer maker
what were the jobbs for the inca men? full time workers for the state
what was the art and architecture for the incas? they built temples, palaces, pryamids mostly out of gold because it was gos sweat
what was the incas public works? a road system that symbolized the power of the incan state
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