to gather a crop that is ready to be eaten

a public space where people buy and sell food and other goods

without error; exactly right; correct

a story told over the years that may or may not be true, but that many people know

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Maya, Aztec, Inca

CKLA Domain 5 Early American Civilization VOCABULARY

Term	Definition
harvest	to gather a crop that is ready to be eaten
noiselessly	without making a sound
market	a public space where people buy and sell food and other goods
accurate	without error; exactly right; correct
legend	a story told over the years that may or may not be true, but that many people know
stationary	not moving; set in one place
emperor	the ruler of an empire
enormous	very large
possessions	things that someone owns
forbidden	not allowed
trek	a long, difficult journey