Maya, Aztec, and Inca
Across
- 1. One of the foods that the Inca learned how to freeze-dry
- 4. The capital city of the Inca Empire, located in modern-day Peru
- 9. All of the groups of people that live together and share the same laws, traditions, and resources
- 11. A human society, usually made up of different cities, with a high level of culture, technology, and order/organization
- 12. Something done successfully usually by effort or skill, such as an invention or an advancement in technology
- 13. A group of societies that have been conquered and are controlled by one ruler or one government
- 14. Inca The emperor or ruler of the Inca Empire
- 16. The Spanish word for corn
- 17. A popular sport played by Mesoamericans, involving a rubber ball and stone courts
- 19. The nature and relative arrangement of places and physical features
- 20. The name of the mountains that cover most of the Inca empire
Down
- 2. Really large steps used to grow crops on the side of mountains
- 3. A recording device used by the Inca, consisting of colored strings and knots for recordkeeping
- 5. The belief in more than one god
- 6. The way goods and services are made, sold, and bought in a certain area
- 7. A tool used the mark the passing of time
- 8. The way that people living in groups make decisions
- 10. Human-made floating islands used for growing crops in the Aztec civilization
- 15. The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power or powers, usually a God or gods
- 18. The act of killing an animal or person as an offering to a divine being