Mesoamerica
Across
- 2. "Land of Rubber”.
- 5. A spanish conqueror.
- 6. One of the largest and most famous Olmec cities.
- 8. A number that is represented as three dots in the Mayan number system
- 11. The practice of cutting down a forest and burning the remains.
- 13. A dark, dense, volcanic rock.
- 14. This kept Mesoamerican civilization separated from the rest of the world.
- 15. Spanish priest who tried to make Mayans accept Catholicism, but later studied them.
- 18. An urban center of the Olmec civilization the included multiple cities.
- 20. Home for the Aztecs.
- 21. Corn
- 22. Spanish conquistador who enter Tenochtitlan in 1519.
Down
- 1. Aztec emperor who expanded the Aztec boundaries as well as welcoming Cortes.
- 3. The largest and most powerful Mayan city.
- 4. First great king of the Mayans.
- 7. The Olmecs created gigantic ___________ out of stone, jade, and basalt.
- 9. A deep sinkhole filled with water that formed when water eroded limestone.
- 10. The location for the Olmecs.
- 12. A land bridge invented by the Aztecs.
- 16. A popular stone in Mesoamerica used for personal use or trade.
- 17. A land filled with bodies of water, rainforests, and mountains.
- 19. A glass-like volcanic rock.