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Mayan familys lived together
many lived in small vilages
homes made out of mud,vines,wood,stone
house only had one or two rooms
roofs of heavy grass

all facts came from book discovering Mayans

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breakfast-  cornmeal porridge or a hot cereal
lunch and dinner-  cornmeal pancakes or tortillas and tamales.

a tamale is a food made of cornmeal paste and filled with beans or chilies, which is then wrapped in corn husks and roasted or steamed.
drink- they usually drink water. but they drink alcoholic on special actuation

All facts came from wordbook

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houses made of adobe ,sun dried bricks
All houses sams desighn
They had only one room that was divided into four areas. Each home had a sleeping area, a kitchen where food was prepared, a small shrine, and a main living area. Many families also had a separate bathhouse.
wealthy homes made of stone

They had only one room that was divided into four areas. Each home had a sleeping area, a kitchen where food was prepared, a small shrine, and a main living area. Many families also had a separate bathhouse.

All facts came from Worldbook

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The Incas use mud bricks for the walls and the roofs were made of wooden beams,
covered with straw, the roofs were water proof but they have to be completely
replaced every three years. The original Inca houses are build with no windows
and one entrance without a door, though it is believe that the Inca use reed
mats doors to protect the house from the cold at night; The Incas houses were
called Pirkas, the mud bricks was the primary material to build their houses,
but for high status families, they used polished stone, with different qualities
depending of the status of the authority living in that house.

Cite

https://incaempirecivilization.weebly.com/shelter.html

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The clothing worn by Incas was determined by their status.
Officials wore knee-length tunics adorned with pictures and symbols depicting their standing. The poorest members of the society wore plain clothing.
Men of lower rank wore plain knee-length tunics, grass shoes or sandals made from leather, headbands, and the headdress worn by their particular family. Women wore ankle length skirts, shoes made of grass and other garments constructed from llama, alpaca or vicuña wool.

Cite
https://www.reference.com/history/type-clothing-did-incas-wear-23535a40c610c5e7

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Men wore a loincloth a strip of cloth tied with a belt(or sash) around the hips in between the legs
also wore a patee around their shoulders and it was a piece of cloth

Women wore a dress called a hupuiel decerated with colourful emmbodery

wore sandels made of deer hide

all facts came from wordbook

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potatoes and maize
corn made into tortillas and porridge
veggies as squash and beans
potatoes and quinoa were grown by incas
avocado

cite
https://www.dkfindout.com/us/history/mayans/what-did-maya-aztecs-and-incas-eat/

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Men wore  loincloth wich was wrapped around their waist and between their legs. they wore a cape knotted over the right shoulder.

women wore a skirt, wrapped around the waist and tied with a belt, and a sleeveless blouse.

There were strict laws about clothing:

Commoners wore simple clothing with little or no decoration.

Nobles could wear cotton garments. These garments might be decorated with patterns and colors, fringes, and feathers.

Priests wore black or dark green cloaks. These were often decorated with pictures of human bones and skulls.

Only Aztec rulers and high-ranking priests and nobles could wear turquoise ornaments.