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Which of the following best summarizes how the environment impacted the growth of the Maya?
A.

The Maya had to adapt to living in high elevations with thin oxygen.
B.

The Maya had to learn farming techniques to clear the dense rain forest.

C.

The Maya had to build causeways and canals to adapt to living on an island.

D.

The Maya had to expand their territory to find suitable farm land.
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1. The Maya had to learn farming techniques to clear the dense rain forest.
2. by gender and age
3.elaborate feather headdresses
4.The Mayan writing system was the most evolved in the Americas.
5.The Mississippians developed a complex culture and lived in large communities.
6.dried mud
7. to determine when to plant crops
8.irrigation canals
9. artic culture: hunted whales and lived in igloos|subartic: hunted moose and elk and dug homes in the ground
10. The Aztec empire expanded across a variety of landforms.
11.commoners
12.to keep their chief god strong
13.According to their religion, the Maya believed that
(kings and priests could communicate with the gods.)
14. The building and use of observatories allowed the Maya to develop
(complex calendars.)
15.unification of the empire (srry if im wrong on this one)
16.a practice of paying taxes through labor
17.large earthen mounds built for religious purposes
18.They had pyramids and palaces in their centers.

The rest i cant help you with sorry :)
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Number 24 is ( canoe journeys )
Number 25 is ( animism )
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For Connexus Social Studies
1. The Maya had to learn farming techniques to clear the dense rain forest.
2. by gender and age
3. elaborate feather headdresses
4. The Mayan writing system was the most evolved in the Americas.
5. The Mississippians developed a complex culture and lived in large communities.
6. dried mud
7. to determine when to plant crops
8. irrigation canals
9. artic culture: hunted whales and lived in igloos|subartic: hunted moose and elk and dug homes in the ground
10. The Aztec empire expanded across a variety of landforms.
11. commoncommonso kee p their chief god strong
strongordin gaccordingr religion, the Maya believed that
(kings and priests could communicate with the gods.)
14. The building and use of observatories allowed the Maya to develop
(complex calendars.)
15. unification of the empirthe empiref I'm wsorry oI'mthis one)
16. a practice of paying taxes through labor
17. large earthen mounds built for religious purposes
18. They had pyramids and palaces in their centers.
I can't give you the rest but I hope this helps.


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How were the religion and the government of the Maya connected?

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How did the Aztecs apply their engineering skills to the challenges of living on an island?

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How did the Aztecs apply their engineering skills to the challenges of living on an island?
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hey botWhat was the Ancestral Puebloan’s most notable achievement?

A.
cliff dwellings

B.
Southwestern design

C.
canoe building

D.
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A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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Which of the following best summarizes how the environment impacted the growth of the Maya?

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The Maya had to adapt to living in high elevations with thin oxygen.

The Maya had to adapt to living in high elevations with thin oxygen.

The Maya had to learn farming techniques to clear the dense rain forest.

The Maya had to learn farming techniques to clear the dense rain forest.

The Maya had to build causeways and canals to adapt to living on an island.

The Maya had to build causeways and canals to adapt to living on an island.

The Maya had to expand their territory to find suitable farm land.
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The Maya believed that their kings were divine and had strong religious ties. The Mayan kings were responsible for performing religious rituals and ceremonies that ensured the well-being of their subjects. The religious and political leaders of the Maya worked closely together to maintain a stable society. The king, known as ajaw, served as both a political and religious leader, often depicted with divine forms and associated with the gods. The religion of the Maya helped maintain the power of their rulers while also giving meaning and direction to their people's lives.
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The religion and the government of the Maya were closely connected, as the Mayan kings were considered divine and served as both political and religious leaders in their society.
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The Aztecs applied their engineering skills to the challenges of living on an island by creating a complex system of canals and causeways that helped manage water resources, transport people, and goods. They built elevated aqueducts called "chapultepec" to direct water from mountain springs into the city. In addition, the Aztecs built chinampas, which were artificial islands made from layers of sediment and plant material that were placed on top of rafts, and used them for farming. These techniques allowed the Aztecs to successfully manage the difficult conditions of living on an island and support a large population.
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The Aztecs applied their engineering skills to create canals, causeways, and chinampas (artificial islands) which helped manage water resources and farming and allowed them to support a large population on an island.
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The Aztecs believed that human sacrifice was necessary to appease the gods and maintain the world's balance. According to their belief, the gods sacrificed themselves to create the world and keep it in balance. The Aztecs, therefore, believed that it was their duty to honor the gods by offering human sacrifice, which was seen as a gift rather than a punishment. Human sacrifice was an essential part of Aztec religion, and they believed that it would ensure good harvests, success in battles, and keep their society in balance.
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The environment played a significant role in shaping the cultures of the Northwest and Southwest of North America. The Pacific Northwest was known for its rich resources of salmon, timber, and sea otters. The ocean and forest environment inspired the Pacific Northwest's complex art, including totem poles and intricate carvings on ceremonial masks, which often represented animals or mythical creatures. In contrast, the Southwest is known for its arid climate, which prompted the development of irrigation systems and agriculture, particularly through the use of maize or corn. The environment also led to the development of unique cultural elements, such as the adobe housing, kivas, and stone architecture. These examples illustrate how the environment influenced the development of cultures and traditions in these regions.
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The environment influenced the cultures of the Northwest and Southwest by shaping their art, including totem poles and irrigation systems and agriculture, respectively, in response to rich resources or arid climate.
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The Incas used a variety of methods to unify their large empire, which spanned more than 3,000 miles along the western coast of South America. One of the primary methods was implementing a system of government, which included a bureaucracy of nobles, governors, and local leaders who reported to the Inca emperor. The Incas also used the Quechua language as the official language used in government, which helped form a sense of a shared culture and identity. The Incas built a vast network of roads, connecting towns, and cities, which allowed for easier communication and trade. Furthermore, the Incas used religion as a unifying force, believing that their emperor was the son of the sun god and a divine being. The Incas practiced extensive human sacrifice and believed that their emperor would communicate with the gods through human sacrifices.
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To unify their empire, the Incas implemented a government system, used language, built roads, practiced religion, and believed their emperor was a divine being with whom the gods communicated through human sacrifices.
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The Ancestral Puebloans' most notable achievement was the creation of the cliff dwellings, which were elaborate stone structures built into the sides of cliffs. These structures provided protection from harsh weather conditions and hostile enemies while accounting for the limited agricultural land available.
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A tradition of Pacific Northwest indigenous people that still survives today is canoe journeys. Pacific Northwest indigenous people have a long tradition of using canoes to navigate their waterways for trade, fishing, and transportation. Today, canoe journeys continue as a cultural event in which canoers from various tribes gather to paddle together through the waterways, reconnecting with their cultural heritage, and building relationships among the different indigenous communities.