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1 Pre-Columbian America
First Americans Mesoamerica: Where did first settlers come from? First Civilizations: Geography Social Structure Achievements Decline Location: Government: Farmers: Craftsmen: Nobles: Infrastructure: Writing System: Math/Science: Artistry: Decline: Reasons unknown: Maya 1500 BC-1546 AD Geography Social Structure Culture Achievements Polytheistic: Warlike: Human Sacrifice: Math/Science: Food: Education: Location: Agriculture: Emperor: Nobles: Commoners: Slaves: Aztec Geography Achievements Location: Agriculture: Inca

2 Pre-Columbian America
First Americans Mesoamerica: Where did first settlers come from? First Civilizations: Geography Social Structure Achievements Decline Location: Government: Farmers: Craftsmen: Nobles: Infrastructure: Writing System: Math/Science: Artistry: Decline: Reasons unknown: Maya 1500 BC-1546 AD Geography Social Structure Culture Achievements Polytheistic: Warlike: Human Sacrifice: Math/Science: Food: Education: Location: Agriculture: Emperor: Nobles: Commoners: Slaves: Aztec Geography Achievements Location: Agriculture: Inca

3 Pre-Columbian Empires
Maya Aztec Inca

4 Pre-Columbian Empires
Maya Aztec Inca

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