Mayans

It is uncertain how the Mayan civilization decayed. Theories suggest that the Mayans collapsed due to overpopulation, peasant revolt, climate change, collapse of key trade routes, epidemic disease and environmental disasters. By the time the Spaniards came to their land, No Mayans were found. (Aztecs on the other hand, were conquered by the Spaniards)

The Mayan Priests were in charge of the rest. They performed ceremonies, ruled the cities, and ran governments among them. One of the famous Mayan rulers was called Lord Pacal. Pacal became king at the age of 6. He was a King/Ruler/Priest for about 50 years. His tomb was found and when discovered, he was wearing a jade mask (death mask)

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A Spanish Explorer, named Hernando Cortes set foot in the Aztec empire in 1519. His expedition was to set across the land to find gold and bring the treasures to Spain. He conquered surrounding civilizations such as theTectonacs and Tlaxcalans. This may of been why he was able to defeat the Aztecs, as they were a very powerful empire. He also ruled parts of Mexico .

There were two types of Jade: Nephrite and Jadeite. Jadeite was rarer, so it meant more to the Mayans. Jadeite symbolized three things: Eternal love, Eternity, and Immortality. It was even more valuable than gold!

They invented an accurate 365-day calenders of sorts, and also the concept of zero. They were also keen on movements of the moon, sun, and other space bodies (astronomy) and they developed a number system (mathematics). so to sum it up, they were important for the calender, concept of zero, astronomy, and the impressive advances in mathematics.

Egyptian writing was called hiroglyphs. It first had 700 symbols then rose to 6,000 symbols.

The Olmecs were the first civilization to rise in Mexico, around 1500 BC. They influenced the rest of the civilizations that flourished in Mexico and Central America, including the Aztecs and Mayans. Some examples of this influence include corn domestication, warfare, religion and human sacrifice.

Each Mayan city-state typically featured a central ceremonial core with impressive temple complexes, pyramids, and plazas used for religious and political activities. They had residential areas for the elite and common people, along with marketplaces for trade. Additionally, each city-state maintained its own ruler and governing authority, along with distinct social hierarchies and cultural practices. Agriculture and a network of surrounding farmland supported the population and economy.

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The maya treated enslaved people by heavy labor or household chores.

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They fell because of chronic food and water shortage

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False: The Aztec civilization founded Mexico-Tenochtitlan along several marshy islands of the Lake Texcoco, which used to be on a Valley on the Mexican Central Plateau. The Mayan civilization settled on the southern Gulf of Mexico lowlands and on the Yucatan Peninsula.

The Aztec Empire was located in Mexico- the Valley of Mexico to be exact.

The capital, Tenochtitlan, was built on raised islets in Lake Texcoco.

It wasn't a tribe but a full-fledged civilization. They were the Mayan Civilization, and inhabited most of the Yucatan Peninsula, including parts of present-day Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.

Emperor Pacal is the first recorded Mayan emperor.

There are hundreds of North American native languages. they are in dozens of language families. There are dozens more that are not related to any known language. many of these languages are still spoken today.. The Navajo Nation has about 175,000 speakers of Navajo. The Zuni tribe has about 90% who speak Zuni. In Mexico, Nahuatl is spoken by 1.4 million or more people.

Therefore, there is no way to tell you "how you say hello in an Indian language" . You need to ask about a particular language.

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One of the Mayans achievements for math was using dots and bars. Using dots and bars for the Mayans is like using numbers for us. You could either take away or add the dots or bars. Bars represented the number five. The dots were either 1 2 3 4 and was added or subtracted by the dots or bars

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In fact the "Maya Collapse" is one of the greatest mysteries of modern archaeology.

Some theories of "ecological disaster " affirm they overworked the land destroying most of their local environment - look at the film Apocalypto for a clue of this kind of ecological destruction. When a drought hit the Yucatan peninsula around the 700-800 AD, all their crops failed and their civilization collapsed when many people abandoned their cities in search for food. This is the most accepted reason, however it is just a theory and as such it is open to debate. Some other theories include disease, foreign invasion and peasant revolt but none explains such collapse on a satisfying way.

The Mayan ruins are the last remains of cities, towns and villages of an ancient civilization that lived some 2300 years ago in Mexico and Central America. Most Mayan ruins are scattered throughout the territories of present-day southeastern Mexico as well as Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.