Development
Class Structure
Family Life
Religious Beliefs and Practices
Agricultural Techniques
100

The 1,000 year old structures from Tikal are made from this material.

What is "stone"?

100

The shape that Maya social structure resembles. 

What is a pyramid? 

100

The age the Maya first gave a girl tools for spinning and weaving.

What is three months old?

100

The Maya sport.

What is pok-a-tok?

100

The crops grown by the Maya.

What are corn, beans, and squash?

200

This country is where Maya civilization developed and there are man Maya living there today.

A. Panama B. Venezuela C. Guatemala D. Costa Rica

What is "Guatemala"?

200

This group travelled around the Maya world.

Who were the Merchants?

200

Houses of Maya common folk were centered around these.

What is shared courtyard?

200

This is an important use of the Sacred Round.

What is "deciding when to plant crops"?

200

Maya farmers did not have this innovation to assist them.

What is "the wheel"?

300

This made it possible for the Olmecs and Maya to develop their complex civilizations. 

What is "farming" or "agriculture"?

300

The body part that common Maya people are compared to in the textbook/

What is the Backbone?

300

This is why the number 3 is significant to Maya females.

What is "because it represented the three stones of the home hearth, or fireplace"?

300

The body parts used in the Maya sport.

What are wrists, elbows, and hips?

300

This is the agricultural technique the Maya used in the mountians.

What are "terraces"? 

400

While Maya living in diverse independent city-states, they all shared a _________.

What is "calendar"?

400
This was the only group allowed to learn to read and write.

Who are "the nobles and priests"?

400

This is why the number 4 is significant to Maya males.

What is "the number 4 represented the 4 sides of a plot of farmland"? 

400

An animal of great respect in Maya religion. 

What is the Juguar? 

400

This is the major problem with slash and burn farming.

What is "it wears out the soil"?

500

This is a skill the Mayans adapted from the older Olmec civilization. 

What is "writing/using images as symbols"?

500
Maya rulers were considered to be more than human but not fully divine.

What are "god-kings"?

500

When a Maya couple first married, this is where they lived.

What is "with the wife's family, and the husband would work for them"?

500

The amount of days in the Sacred Round calendar.

What is 260 days?

500

The Maya had challenges in growing enough food for their populations, these are some of the causes.

What are: dense forests, little surface water (such as lakes or streams), and poor soil?

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