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100

This green ogre lives in a swamp

Shrek

100

Tenochtitlan was a well-planned city, laid out in a grid and divided into this many sections, also known as a quadrant.

Four

100

The Aztec valued this in their everyday life, and children would go to different ones of these depending on their social class.

Education/School

100

This ancient civilization built mud huts on the lake shore and lived on food from the lake. 

Aztec

100

Between 250 and 900 CE, writing, religion, and art flourished in the Maya culture, calling this time period this term

Golden age of the Maya

200

When do conferences start?

Next Friday


200

Chiseling stone out of mountainsides and building tunnels to connect cities from one empire to another, this civilization created a superior network of roads

Inca 

200

This social aspect of the Mayas is used to describe their belief in God and goddesses to explain the mystery of life.

Religon

200

This civilization loved potatoes, potatoes, potatoes; as they are native to their highlands and providing food year round. 

Inca

200

This is another word for Middle America

Mesoamerica

300

This word is used to describe the triangular 3d shape building

Pyramid

300

Mayan temples were at the top level of pyramids for this reason

To be closer to the heavens and gods

300

This ancient civilizations government took care of their people, making sure they did not go hungry, and building homes for their community. 

Inca

300

Maya hunted deer, rabbits, and other small mammals.

Another word for these kind of animals is what you might also call hide and seek or capture the flag. 

Game

300

Maya city-states were centers of both religion and _________.

Government


400

These three different cultural aspects are the subjects of your brochure project. 

Architecture, farming methods, and social classes

400

The Maya and Inca societies divided their neighborhoods and homes based on this 

Social status/class

400

In this type of social gathering, thusands of Aztec people traded clothing, food, and pottery daily.

Marketplace

400

This type of farming was popular in the Andes mountains, transforming hillsides into steps of flat land

Terrace Farming

400

This place was the capital of the Aztec empire from the 1300s and 1400s

Tenochtitlan

500

This many students are in Ms. Martins 5th grade class

29

500
The Aztecs often built their houses out of these sundried clay bricks

Adobe

500

In the Inca civilization, the people called their emperor by this name

Sapa Inca

500

This term is used to describe when the Maya would cut terraces into slopes of mountains, planting and harvesting the land multiple times a year. 

Multicropping

500

The Inca civilizations began high in these mountains in Peru

Andes Mountains