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This video will explain many of the achievements that the Inca made.

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This map shows where the Inca Empire was between the years of 1463 - 1532.

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This video shows history of the Inca Empire in South America.

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Recounts the history of the Inca Empire in South America. The segment also reveals parts of Inca civilization that still remain today, including the ancient city of Machu Picchu, Peru.

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This picture shows the Inca people all together for an important invent.

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The Inca Empire reached its height of their power in the early 1500's c.e. In 1438 they began to expand their empire.They took 2,500 miles long of land . Since the Inca's Empire was so big, 10 million people lived there under their rule.The Empire solider lead to captive people from their homeland for many reason.

The Incas society was based on a strongly organized social pyramid declaring peoples rank.Most of the people in the society was commoners. The family life in the society was able to start for anyone at the earliest age for boys at 20, and for girls 16. Everyone had multiple responsibilities to the ayllu.

The religion in the Inca society was an important thing in everyone's life. They believed in many gods. The most important god to them was Intl. Intl was known as a god of agriculture.

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The Aztecs civilization  came to the Valley of Mexico in 1250 c.e. The Aztecs came with being a nomadic bonds of hunter gathers and having a hard time establishing in the beginning. After they established their area, a couple more years after they made a town called Tenochtitlan. When they moved in Tenochtitlan the Aztecs gained more power getting more land. In the city they made temples to various gods that they believed in.

The Aztecs Empire was very strong in the beginning but it sure didn't last long. For that reason was because they had many enemies . That only led the empire to last for 200 - 250 years long.

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This map shows where the Aztec Empire and civilization was located.

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This picture shows the Aztecs people. They are walking in Tenochtitlan carrying the ruler

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This video explains their religious beliefs, had a well-developed economic system, and were governed by powerful leaders.

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The Aztec, from their capital Tenochtitlan, ruled over a vast portion of Central America. The Aztec placed great impotance on their religious beliefs, had a well-developed economic system, and were governed by powerful leaders. One such leader, Montezuma, made fatal errors in judgement when brought into contact with Hernán Cortés of Spain.

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This picture shows what the city of Tenochtitlan was like. You see that there are temples and pyramids regarding to gods, etc.

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Tenochtitlan was that had the population of 200,000 - 300,000 people living in the city. In the city, the Aztec's society divided up 5 main social classes. Each class had its own privileges and responsibilities that are different from the other classes. The 5 classes were the ruler, the government officials and the priest and military leaders,  the commoners, the peasants, and slaves. In the city, about 30 % of people were peasants.

The daily life in Tenochtitlan involved marriage, family life, food and markets, and religious practices. The marriage and family life was very important to the Aztecs. They believed that marriage was the purpose of children. In the family, the father is the master of the house. The religious practices involved human sacrifice and a entertainment called patolli. The food and markets in Tenochtitlan was an important part of the Aztec economy

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This video will explain the Achievements that the Mayans accomplished.

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This map shows the Mayan's Civilization. The red shows where most Mayan's were, yellow were some Mayans were and green was where no Mayans were.

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This video explains the civilization of the Maya. Also about many other facts likes the city, to how great architectures they were.

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This picture is most likely on the walls of Mayan tombs because the event is important. Its important because in the picture I believe those are higher rank Mayans discussing an situation.

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The Mayan civilization lasted for many years, but its height came around 300 - 900 c.e. The Mayan culture grew, causing more religious buildings since they believed in polytheistic. The Mayan's believed that God can still destroy the world, since he created it. For that reason, Mayans started to do human sacrifices such as blood, humans, feathers, jade, and shells.

The class structure for the Maya was in 5 sections for the social pyramid. The first section was the Mayan Ruler. The Mayan ruler had the highest rank of the Mayans. He was in charge of everything and he got the best of everything too. The second highest rank was the nobles and the priest. The nobles and the priest were the only society who knew how to read and write.The third highest rank was the merchants and artisans. They carried the economy like farming, trading, and crafts. The second to lowest on the social pyramid was peasants. Peasants were known to be the backbone of the Mayan society. The lowest rank on the social pyramid was slaves. Slaves were manual labors for their owners.

The Southern Maya strive for 600 years. But sadly they fell apart from a span of 50 - 100 years. Once the civilization fell, they knew that their culture would still live on.

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By: Hannah Gaines | 3/ 27 - 30/2018 | Class Color: Emerald

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By: Hannah Gaines | 3/ 27 - 30/2018 | Class Color: Emerald

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This padlet will educate you on the life of the Civilizations of Mayan, Aztecs, and Incas. Also you will learn the achievements they made