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what is key similarity between the Aztec and maya civilization

both studied the heavens to create complex calendars

100

what were the building in Anasazi culture made from, and what did the Spanish call it

they were made from adobe, and Spanish called them puehlos

100

how might the last ice age have helped hunters reach north America

the cold temperatures caused glaciers to form making a land bridge that hunter may have crossed

200

how did the Aztec benefit from digging canals

canals helped the Aztec form, and digging canals provided dirt to fill parts of lake Texcoco

200

what role did women play in the Iroquois culture

the women chose the clan leader. if a clan leader did not do his job well the women could remove him from his position

200

why did Sioux live in tents made of buffalo hide

they were easy to carry and the only animals they could hunt

300

how did the harsh climates and warmer climates affect American Indian cultures differently

people struggled to find enough food and water in harsh climates. in warmer climates people lived in larger groups and stayed in place for longer periods

300

when did the last ice age occur

the last ice age occurred between 100,000 and 10,000 years ago

300

why did priests have great power in the maya social structure

the maya believed that only priests could perform the ceremony that assured good harvest and victory in battle

300

how did farming affect communities in the Americas

farming produced more food which meant a greater number of people could live together in permanent settlement

400

why did the tribe who lived in the southwest region irrigate the land

they needed the rivers water to grow crops such as corn, pumpkins, and beans

400

why did the Aztec construct causeways

the roads were good for communication

400

what did the Anasazi and Hohokam do to adapt to their environments

they dug networks of irrigation ditches so that they could farm the desert land

400

how did a surplus of food lead to the first civilization

extra food allowed the population to grow.

400

why do you think the mound was built

they were built for burials and ceremonies for their gods

500

how did the Aztecs religious belief weaken their empire

the Aztecs sacrificed thousands of people every year to appease their gods which created enemies and led to enemies that weakened their empire

500

how did the physical environment affect America Indian religious practices

ceremonies honored aspects of nature needed for survival, such as rain, fish, and corn

500

why do you think the maya used different stones in construction

they used whatever was available

500

what features of Olmec society indicate that it was a civilization 

they built large stone temples. they had different social classes. some were workers some had time to study the stars and develop a calendar

500

what major impact did the development of farming have on the settlers of the Americas

once farmers could grow a surplus of food, cities, marketplaces, and trade routes began to develop

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