Three Civilizations

Maya Civilization

Where did they come from?

Where did they live?

When did this civil action exist? When was the height of this civilization?

• This civilization began existing in 1800 B.C.
• The Mayan Civilization became the height during the sixth century A.D.
• The Mayans were hardworking and kept stable of things.

Daily Life and Practices

• They were very religious and worshipped many gods.
• The Mayans thought that if the chief of the tribe was somehow related to a god.
• The chief was also thought to be the only one who could communicate with a god.
• They planted many different crops on both the highlands and lowlands.

Rise and Fall

• The stones cities were great artwork that were left behind by the Mayans.
• The Mayans were very good a agriculture and pottery.
• At first they were magnificent and had a true meaning of what they presented themselves as.
• Later on in the years these cities were abandoned in A.D. 900.

STEM

• The Mayans had invented the calendar, making us able to be in a more stable position.
• The Farming system helped out with farming a lot easier.
• There were methods used for farming such as irrigation and terracing.
• The people of today have a more advantage of farming than how the Mayans did.

Aztec Civilization

Where did they come from?

Where did they live?

When did this civil action exist? When was the height of this civilization?

• The Aztec civilization first appeared in the thirteenth century.
• Later on in the years, the Aztecs became well known in the sixteenth century.
• Which they later claimed land and ruled many states.
• The Aztecs ruled over 500 small states.

Daily Life and Practices

• It was said that the eagle perched on a cactus, showing a sign the Aztecs should settle there.
• The place the Aztecs landed is now modern Mexico.
• The Aztecs planted many crops on the border of the lake Texcoco.

Rise and Fall

• The Aztecs had an intensive cultivation of land and their irrigation methods.
• The Aztecs trained there military in a great deal, in their traditional ways.
• Later on in the years the Aztecs became powerful and well trained, being able to rule many states.

STEM

• The Aztecs were very good at their military forces and ruled many states.
• With their skills their problem was solved, they wanted to rule many states.
• The Aztecs did accomplished this problem with there expertise with military training.
• This solution then gave us an idea of a better military and how to train our forces.
• With the Aztecs help, we now learn what we can do to beat another country.

Inca Civilization

Where did they come from?

Where did they live?

When did this civil action exist? When was the height of this civilization?

• The Incas began to exist in the 1200 BC.
• The Incas were very well populated up to 12 million people.
• The interesting fact is that this was how many people were in the civilization, before anything happened.

Daily Life and Practices

• One of their religious practices was they did brain surgery.
• They also used brain surgery for medical treatment purposes.
• I Researched and found out that the Incas were little known.
• Later on in the history, I found out that they died off very quickly.

Rise and Fall

• The Incas had a great agricultural system, going back into their traditional ways.
• They had a good government which kept them stable.
• The Incas had great public works, helping them keep track and to tell us a little of themselves.

STEM

• The Incas contributed to the stem field a great agricultural system.
• The Incas gave us an advantage of having a better future with agricultural advances.
• The Incas had a chance of better farming and doing things faster.
• This gave us a more great advantage of farming and even better future.

Citation Inca

• Photo or Image (Born Digital) Archive & annotate page HeritageMedia.
• "Tikal Ruins." Heritage Daily. HeritageMedia, 2013. Web. 1 Oct. 2013.
• Web Site Web Page Archive & annotate page "Pizarro Executes Last Inca Emperor." History. Ed.
• A&E Networks. A&E Television1996. Web. 25 Sept. 2013.

Citation Aztec

• Photo or Image (Born Digital) Archive & annotate page NASA.
• "The Aztecs." Messenger. JHU/APL, 1999. Web. 1 Oct. 2013.
• Web Site Web Page Archive & annotate page "Aztecs." History. Ed.
• A&E Networks. A&E Television Networks, 1996. Web. 25 Sept. 2013.

Citation Maya

• "Guatemala." Traildino. Traildino, 2013. Web. 1 Oct. 2013.
• A&E Networks. A&E Television Networks, 1996. Web. 24 Sept. 2013.