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| The area extending aproximitly from central mexico to honduras and nicaragua |
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| the earliest American civilization in the tropical forest along the coast of mexico |
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| carving that have images of nobles also represented maya gods |
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| An artificial island made of mud piled on top of reed mats anchord with willow trees |
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| payement from conquered people and turned capital into magnificent city |
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| mixture of clay and plant fibers and becomes hard when dries in the sun |
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| dominated life in the velley of mexico. Well planned city |
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| a skilled warrior/ leader called himself an emperer |
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| a capital empire stretched over 2500 miles along the equador |
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| collection of colored strings, notted in different ways to represent different numbers |
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| The leader of each village leader carried out government orders |
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| inca created it. A way to keep rains from washing away soil |
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| most impressive example of inca architecture |
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| chief of gods, the sun god |
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