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More information (Paul, Nanako, Anvie and Jason)

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More information (Paul, Nanako, Anvie and Jason)

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Mayans are being put around south America and North too.

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Most of the population in columbian wore 2 million Mayans and 5 to 10 million through the months.

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A Quiché Maya woman from Guatemala named Rigoberta Menchu, who lost most of her family was speaking out against the extermination of Mayans wins Nobel Peace Prize.

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Maya hieroglyphic signs were first catalogued.

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The priest king pacal's tomb at palenque was discovered and also excavated.

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American photographer Giles Healey was taken to the Mayan city.

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A rampant government corruption can lead to a mexican revolution

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A new tribe of government  intervention in the Maya lifes begins as the government attempt to force Mayans to become labourers on cash-crop plantations.

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A miraculous "talking cross" in a village in central Quintana Roo predicts a holy war against the whites.

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The Yucatán Mays rebel again.

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Yucatán rise up against the Mexican government.

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In the american diplomat, lawyer John and the english artist frederick.
They begin to explore into the mayan regions.

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Hunter-gatherers started to settle in the Maya Highlands and lowlands.

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Account of Antonío De Río's eighteen-century explorations of Palenque was published in London.

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Mexico had become independent from Spain

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The Spanish Crown abolishes the system of encomienda.

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The Mayas of the chiapas highlands rise against the Mexican government.

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Ruins of Tikal were discovered by the Spanish
Father Avedaño and his companions.

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The Spanish establish a capital city at Mérida in Yucatán.

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The Spanish are finally able to subdue the Maya and put an end to Mayans.

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The Spanish under Francisco de Montejo begin their conquest of the northern Mayans.

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Cortés meets the Itzá people, the last of the Maya peoples to remain unconquered by the Spanish.

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Hernán Cortés begins exploring Yucatán.

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The Spanish first arrive on shores of Yucatán under Hernandez de Cordoba.

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A spaniard person named gonzalo

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A Spaniard named Gonzalo Guerrero is shipwrecked and washed up on the eastern shore of Yucatán. He defects to the Mayans, tattooing his face.

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There are rebellion within the mayanpan and the city was abandoned in 1461.

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Mayapán becomes the capital of Yucatán

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The itza began building the city of Mayapan

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The Itzá abandon Chichén for various reasons.

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https://padlet.com/ni91686/Maya_Example

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The city of Chichen itza is abandoned by the toltecs.  People known as the uicil-abnal, which later takes the name itza settles in the desolate city.

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The Northern Maya cities began to become abandoned.

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The Classic period of the Mayas ended with a collapse of Southern lowland cities.

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The Tikal was abandoned.

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You need more recent history, too! You barely have anything for "AD." And what's going on with Mayan people today??

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The construction ceases in the Tikal, marking the beginning of the city's decline.

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Long-standing Maya alliances begin to break down. Trade between Maya city-states declines, and inter-state conflict increases.

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The Emperor Pacal dies at the age of 80 and is buried in the Temple of the Inscriptions at Palenque.

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An unknown event destroys the civilization at Teotihuacan, along with the empire it supported. Tikal becomes the largest city-state in Mesoamerica, with as many as 500,000 inhabitants within the city and its hinterland.

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The Maya highlands fall under the domination of Teotihuacan, and the disintegration of Maya culture and language begins in some parts of the highlands.

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The decline of the Olmecs start.

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The Maya city of Cerros is built, with a complex of temples and ball courts. It is abandoned (for reasons unknown) a hundred years later and its people return to fishing and farming.

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The city of Teotihuacan is founded and for centuries is the cultural, religious and trading center of Mesoamerica.

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The Maya adopt the idea of a hierarchical society ruled by nobles and kings.

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The earliest known solar calendars carved in stone are in use among the Mayans, although the solar calendar may have been known and used by the Mayans before this date.

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Writing becomes a thing in Mesoamerica.

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The rise of the Olmec civilization, from which many aspects of Maya culture are derived. Village farming becomes established throughout Maya regions.

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The Maya civilization begins!

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The Mayans lived and developed their first advanced civilization in America. The Mayans were founded in 2600 BC and they are still found at these times. They lived in places around the world like Belize, Mexico, and Guatemala and still were there from the beginning.
(Paul)

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The Maya tribe ate food such as corn (maize), which was their central food in their Diet.
Avocados and tomatoes are what they mainly eat.
(Nanako)

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The Mayans wore colorful clothes from animal skin (and wool from sheep)They even had feathers and nice jewelry. For comments, they had to wear simple clothes like for women they wore skirts and for man loincloths.
(Jason)

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For the Maya housing, they build their houses out of stone and wood.  The walls would usually be built from stone or mud. The houses (huts) were covered by hay to protect them from things such as rain or snow. The houses usually had two sets of stairs, that are long and wide. They live in oval, shaped homes. The houses were used for resting, sleeping, and storage for minimal personal items.
(Anvie)

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Society (roles, government, war, and peace, etc.)

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Society (roles, government, war, and peace, etc.)

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The Mayans` society was organized hierarchically, with lots of culture, Kings, nobles, teachers, scribes, warriors, architects, administrators, craftsmen, merchants, laborers, and farmers. The Mayans had gender roles. Some Women played a prominent role in court.  Women sometimes took part in royal blood sacrifices. Women also prepared food for the family and made clothing.
(Anvie)

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The Mayans believe that their religion was a polytheist. The Mayans people were worshiped by over 165 gods. Mayan’s religion involved some aspects of nature. The Mayans were known for their calendar and their astronomical buildings. The Mayans built pyramid temples for a reason. The Egyptian pyramids are similar to it. But the Mayans built it in a way that the temple at the top is flat so they can build temples on top of them.
(Nanako)

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Natural Resources (including tools, art, etc)

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Natural Resources (including tools, art, etc)

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Tools: Mayans used tools such as axes, bow and arrows, and spears, and they were made out of wood and stones.

Art: The art that the Mayans did were wood carving, painting (on walls), etc.

They even had pottery which was for the women

(Paul)

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Part of the Mesoamerican region

Location: Guatemala; Belize and parts of the Mexican states of Tabasco and Chiapas and the western part of Honduras and El Salvador. From  250-600 A.D. etc to todays date but different styles of homes.

(Jason)