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| highly intellegent, covered 2500 miles, ruler's name is Sappa Inca |
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| Stable Communities lead to: |
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| fishing and farming, changed e world, allows for specialization, society begins, increased food supply, surplus food, population grows, leasure leads to thought, thought leads to invention, STABILIZATION |
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| the natives crossed it from Russia to america and settled there |
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| wanted gold, god jutified his journey, the more advanced the civilization= the more gold, conquered the Incas and Aztecs through guns, steel, and disease |
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| the first hunters (Paleo-Indians) |
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| the shift from hunting to gathering |
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| first great meso-american culture |
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| second meso-american culture- inherited the Omlec culture |
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| one of the invading groupps of central mexico (dominant) |
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| the most powerful culture in meso-america |
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| one of the groups who settled in the southwest |
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| the two cultures who dominated the easter region for about 1700 years |
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