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Maya. Aztec. Anasazi. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. In this chapter we discussed many civilizations. Define civilization. Civilization – a culture that has developed a complex system of government, education, & religion. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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In this chapter we discussed

many civilizations.

Define civilizationcivilization.

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Civilization Civilization – a culture that has

developed a complex system of

government, education, &

religion

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Where did the Maya

civilization exist, and from what

years?

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The Mayas lived in what is now present-

day Mexico & Guatemala. From years 200-909,

they lived on the Yucatan Peninsula &

two of their cities were Tikal & Chichen Itza.

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The Mayans farmed a variety

of crops, but what was their main main

cropcrop & how did it help them?

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The Mayan’s main crop was corncorn & they

grew a surplus (or extra) of it. Farming

a surplus of corn allowed their civilization to

develop.

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The Mayans had many

monumentsmonuments & templestemples.

What purposes did they serve?

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Mayans built temples to honor

their gods, ask the gods for success in battle, and to ask

for good corn harvests.

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Describe how the Mayans

were an advanced

civilization for their time.

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The Mayans were farmers, artists, scientists, &

historians. They had an advanced system of writing, wrote books,

invented the idea of the number zero, were

advanced in math & science, and had a

calendar.

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What was the name of the

Aztec capital city in Mexico and

what was it built to honor?

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The Atzec capital was TenochtitlanTenochtitlan, a

small island on a lake in the Valley of Mexico. Their city was built to honor their gods & the

sun.

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How & what did the the Aztec

farm? Also, how’d they

travel to their city?

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The Aztecs farmed chili peppers, squash, beans,

corn, & tomatoes on floating gardensfloating gardens called chinampaschinampas. They used

bridgesbridges & causewayscauseways to travel back & forth.

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The Aztec civilization didn’t last

forever. Who conquered them, and

when?

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The Aztec empire was conquered by Hernando Cortez from Spain in the

1500s. He had help from Aztec’s

neighbors who were their enemies.

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The Aztec empire was one of great beauty.

What were some of the

great things?

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Some of the Aztec things of beauty were:

beautiful plazas, markets, broad

avenues, zoos, schools, quetzal birds & large

populations

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Describe the Aztec’s outlook on war war and why they performed human human

sacrificessacrifices.

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The Aztecs were a very war-like people who conquered

their neighboring cities. Their emperor Moctezuma I considered themselves idle

if not at war. They performed human sacrifices to gain land &

slaves, and to obtain tribute from people to sacrifice to

their gods.

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The Anasazi lived in the Four Corners area

of the Southwest. What present day

states make up that area & what towns did

the Anasazi build?

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The Four Corners is made up of Colorado, Utah, New

Mexico & Arizona.

The Anasazi built the towns of Pueblo Bonito & Mesa

Verde

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What were the Anasazi’s homes like?

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They built high-rise apartment style villages beneath

cliffs and mesas in the desert.

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Archeologists have been able to

uncover many Anasazi artifactsartifacts, such as pottery.

Why?

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The very arid & dry climate of the Anasazi

helped preserve, or save, many of their

artifacts, which teach the archeologists much

about their past.

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How’d the Anasazi farm in their dry

climate?

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The Anasazi used irrigationirrigation to water their crops, which

guided rain water through channels to their crops of squash, beans, corn, and

cotton.

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Anasazi men uses kivas.

Describe what a kivakiva is.

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A kiva is an underground room that Anasazi men used for

religious purposes. These rooms had

symbols painted on the walls in red, green, white, & yellow.

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