Mayans

It was sacred and an plentiful crop.

The Classic Period in Mesoamerican history is generally considered to be from 300 AD to 900 AD. Generally speaking, research on this places much of what is now Mexico, as the center of Classical period Native American history.

They wake up brush their teeth maybe take a shower and go fishing/hunting all day at the park and that's it. They have to gather water and sew together buffalo hides.

The temple was a tomb and ritual center. It may have had astronomical purposes, too.

No, they were first brought by the Conquistadors and later by other Europian colonists.

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Answer: There were horses throughout the Americas up to the end of the Pleistocene Period. They became extinct at about the same time as woolly mammoths, American camels, dire wolves, sabre-toothed cats, stag-moose and woolly rhinoceros. So yes, there were horses in South America long before the conquistadors - but they were tiny prehistoric horses, about the size of a large dog, and they became extinct long before the Spaniards arrived.

they would set up for winter

the ajaw ( the king )

They did not have terrace farming, the Incas did

It is an ancient civilization that originated in central America

Peasants back in the medieval times lived in huts that they built out of whatever they could get. Example: sticks, wood, bark, etc.

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Go and tapped people head and s..t on them

Yes! They didn't have a form of money.

• religion such as gods punishing them
• no crops
• emporer not strong enough
• buildings collapsing
• maybe scientists think eclipses
• and mostly everything that was in their city gone
  

No; they were called that by European explorers who believed they had sailed west all the way to India.

Almost all tribes have a form of Medicine wheel.

There is no single answer as to its meaning. Anishnaabek (Ojibwe) usually refer to the medicine wheel as the Circle of Life or Natural cycles of Birth, Growth, Death and new beginning. They are not alone in this interpretation as most all tribes use the circle.

The Maya numeral system originates in the preclassic Maya civilisation. By 36 BCE they had independently developed the concept of zero (as had their neighbours), but their written language extends as far back as the 4th century BCE, which is almost as old as Zapotec, the oldest written language in the Americas (circa 5th or 6th century BCE).

The Maya numeral system was base-20 (vigesimal) and base-5, with 20 independent symbols made up of dots (repeatedly cycling 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4) and bars (one bar for 5-9, two for 10-14, three for 15-19). Due to the vertically aligned positional nature of the symbols, addition and subtraction were fairly straightforward computations compared with the mental gymnastics required by the Roman system.

Haha buffalo! :D

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No, they were mostly in the Yucatan area of Mexico, Guatemala, and what was called British Honduras.

As well as eating buffalo the native Americans ate Rabbit, Moose, Deer and Elk.

They also ate dried rice and wild corn.

The Maya wrote down special events happening.

Iroquois

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The metal that was commonly used for Incan art treasures was iron. In some cases, bronze and some obsidian rocks were also used.

because americans are stupid