Mayan Civilization About B.C.E.–1500 C.E.

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Mayan Civilization About 2000 B.C.E.–1500 C.E. The Mayan civilization consists of independent states that contain elaborate stone cities and extensive farming communities.

Hieroglyphics Developed about 300 B.C.E. Mayan Hieroglyphics Developed about 300 B.C.E. The Mayas develop hieroglyphics, which can be found on stoneware and other artifacts from the Pre-Classic period.

Classic Period About 300 C.E.– 900 C.E. Mayan Civilization Classic Period About 300 C.E.– 900 C.E. Great cultural achievements, including the construction of observatories and the development of an accurate 365-day solar calendar, occur during the Classic period of Mayan civilization.

Settle in Cuzco about 1200 C.E. Incas Settle in Cuzco about 1200 C.E. The Incas settle in Cuzco, high in the Andes Mountains of southern Peru, where they live for more than 200 years before beginning to expand their empire.

Inca Empire 1438 C.E.–1532 C.E. The Inca Empire expands rapidly by forcing defeated tribes to adopt the ways of the Incas, including Incan style villages with communal land.

Roads and Bridges 1400s – 1500s C.E. Incan Roads and Bridges 1400s – 1500s C.E. The Incas build an extensive system of roads and bridges to help them manage their empire.

Build Tenochtitlán about 1325 C.E. Aztecs Build Tenochtitlán about 1325 C.E. The Aztecs build their capital of Tenochtitlán in Lake Texcoco by creating artificial islands called chinampas.

Aztec Empire 1428 C.E.–1519 C.E. The Aztec Empire expands to include most of central Mexico. The Aztecs make many enemies through warfare and an empire system based on tribute.

Religious Practices 1300s–1400s C.E. Aztec Religious Practices 1300s–1400s C.E. Aztec religious practices include human sacrifice.

seasons. This Aztec calendar dates to 1479. Calendar 1479 C.E. The Aztecs adapt the Mayan 365-day solar calendar, which is especially useful for farming since it tracks the seasons. This Aztec calendar dates to 1479.

Civilizations Conquered 1519–1532 C.E. Aztec and Incan Civilizations Conquered 1519–1532 C.E. The Spanish defeat the Aztec Empire in 1519 and the Inca Empire in 1532.