Asked by Drywall.
What was similar about the Mayan and Incan calendars?
A. Both were based off of the Incan calendar and had a similar appearance to it.
B. Both had two smaller units called the Haab and the Tzolkin.
C. Both were built from observations if the moon that consisted of 30-day units.
D. Both were made up of two cycles that were used together to create a larger 52-year cycle.
A. Both were based off of the Incan calendar and had a similar appearance to it.
B. Both had two smaller units called the Haab and the Tzolkin.
C. Both were built from observations if the moon that consisted of 30-day units.
D. Both were made up of two cycles that were used together to create a larger 52-year cycle.
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Drywall.
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The correct answer is **D. Both were made up of two cycles that were used together to create a larger 52-year cycle.**
The Maya had the Tzolk’in (a 260-day cycle) and the Haab’ (a 365-day solar calendar), which combined to create a Calendar Round of 52 years. Similarly, the Inca civilization utilized various systems in their calendar, which also involved cycles to track time, although the specific structure can differ.
The Maya had the Tzolk’in (a 260-day cycle) and the Haab’ (a 365-day solar calendar), which combined to create a Calendar Round of 52 years. Similarly, the Inca civilization utilized various systems in their calendar, which also involved cycles to track time, although the specific structure can differ.
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