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Food & Farming
Fun Facts & Firsts
100

This civilization lived in the Andes Mountains.

Who are the Inca?

100

The Inca built these steps into the mountains for farming.

What are terraces?

100

The Olmec carved these giant stone structures.

What are stone heads?

100

This crop was the staple of all Mesoamerican diets.

What is maize/corn?

100

The Maya had the only fully developed system of this in the Americas.

What is writing/glyphs?

200

The Aztecs built their capital city on this geographic feature.

What is an island in a lake?

200

The Aztec solved their farmland shortage with these floating gardens.

What are chinampas?

200

The Maya built cities with these tall religious structures.

What are pyramids/temples?

200

The Aztecs grew these three “sisters” crops.

What are maize, beans, and squash?

200

The Inca recorded information using these knotted strings.

What is quipu?

300

The Maya lived mostly in this modern-day region.

What is the Yucatán Peninsula/Guatemala?

300

The Maya studied this to create an accurate calendar.

What are the stars/astronomy?

300
The name of the Incas capital city.

What is Cuzco?

300

The Inca were able to grow food on steep mountainsides by building these.

What are terraces?

300

The Olmec are often called this, meaning they influenced later civilizations.

What is the “Mother Culture”?

400

The Olmec were located near this body of water.

What is the Gulf of Mexico?

400

The Aztecs connected their island city to the mainland using these.

What are causeways/stone bridges?

400

The Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, became one of the largest of these in the world.

What are cities?

400

The Olmec traded for rare stones like jade and obsidian, which they used for this purpose.

What is art/jewelry/carvings?

400

The Aztecs practiced this ritual to honor their gods.

What is human sacrifice?

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