Mayans

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The battle between the spanish and the Incas went on for days, if it wasnt for Atahualpa who told some of his men to retreat and hideaway somewhere the spanish (wohooo, spain!!!) couldnt find them. this act saved about 900 Incas from death. Now days there are still Incas living, they are called Peruvians, yes Peruvians were Incas this whole time, who knew. :)

canoes in water and horses on land

Generally, no, but some Native Americans have integrated into the Hispanic cultures of some Latin American regions, and they are Hispanic if they move to the US.

The Mayan bartered with corn ,quetzal feathers .Instead of bartering somtimes the Maya danced or juggled exchanged news and enteraned

The reason why they stop working on farms was because sometimes they would not be able to feed their family and we all know that a small farm is not going to be able to feed a lager family so they moved onto the city to get a job and to get money to proved for their family

The Mayans were an ancient tribe that lived among the rainforests. They were known for their calendars, hieroglyphics, and pottery.

The Maya were most dominant in southern Mexico between 250 and 900 A.D. During this time, this Mesoamerican civilization flourished in southern Mexico and in parts of Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras. Their decline began about 800 A.D.

Mayan kings were the centers of power for Mayan civilization. Each Mayan city- state was controlled by a dynasty of kings, who collectively drove the empire forward.

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It is likely that they did.

No. They are from the Teotihuacan civilization, who were precursors of the Aztecs.

the north had technology from the factories and made guns to help them in the war, and the south focused on their farming.

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Because they want it to express something.

The Mayans built pyramids, sacrificed humans and ornamented their bodies.

They didn't.

The Spanish destroyed their empires but the Mayan, Aztec, and Inca peoples remain to this day.

Short answer would be they were conquered by the Spanish in the late 17th century a conquest that took 170 years.

Now your question is rather vague where as im not sure if your referring to the classical collapse of the Maya or what ended the civilization.

Classical collapse... no one really knows, they went from prosperous to devistated civilization in a rather short amount of time. The current contending theories are, overpopulation, foreign invasion, peasant revolt, the collapse of key trade routes, environmental disaster, disease and climate change. In all probability the collapse was a cause of any number of these theories and none (standing alone) explain the collapse in its entirety with a significant probability, however a drought most certainly did take place during this time period.

Several hundred years after the collapse the Spanish eventually conquered the remaining Maya strongholds however this is a gross oversimplification.

Corn was their basic staple diet to provide protein and carbohydrate, on which their survival and prosperity depended.

The animals that are there where they live.

These cities grew around a ceremonial center consisting of several temples built on pyramids, with public plazas and ball game courts, as well as majestic buildings that served as residences and offices of presidents and priests. Each city was the religious and political center of the territory that was under his control.

They were two completely different cultures. They spoke differnet languages, ate different food, and believed in different things.

Mayan life was NOT peaceful, because they would make sacrifices and they would play a deadly ball game. In the sacrifices, they would take a victim and cut their heart out with a knife and sacrifice it to the gods. They believed that sacrifice was part of a natural cycle of death and rebirth and always to keep the universe in balance.