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social studies 6th g

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Machu Picchu city: historians think it was a religios center
Cuzco capital of the Inca empire
Andes longest chain in the world
quipu used to keep records
three ways the inca kept their vast empire together roads,military,separated people in conq groups,conq rulers remained in power,chain of command
Mesoamerica from the southern half of the Mexico to about the central of Central America
Lake Texcoco where the Mexica/Aztecs settled; built their capital Tenochtitlan
cenote maya yucatan peninsula they are natrual wells and they provide drinking water
Chinampa Aztecs man-made island
Codex maya book that contained history, rituals, predictions
Aliiance agreement to work together
Peninsula land that is almost surrounded by water Yucatan Peninsula Maya
Mexica what the aztecs call themsevles early on
Describe the olmec class system top preist,government middle merchants, craftspeople bottom farmers
What was one reason why Moctezuma II didn't put up an argument when he saw Cortes may thought Cortes was a god
which ciliization had a number systen based on 20 maya
why do people think the Olmec may have been the ancestors of the Maya many things in common
name two mayan cities Tikal Chich'en Itz'a
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