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| The taking of cultuer traits from one cultuer for use in another. |
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| A characteristic of a cultuer. |
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| A pictuer or symbol that represents an object an idea or sound. |
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| Started as a simple farming cultuer and barrowed many Olmec cultuer traits and lasted more than 600 years. |
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| The earilest civilazation in the Americas today inclueds Central a Southern Mexico and parts of Central America. |
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| A hand made lettered book of Glyphs USED BY THE Myan that contains a record of such subjects as religion and learning. |
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| To take back as the surrounding enviorment can do to the human made structuers. |
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| A high protein grain grown by the anccient Incas. |
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| The physical featuers of land. |
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| An area used for religious ceremonies by the ancient people of the Americas. |
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| A human made island created from platforms of woven reeds. Aztec farmers grew vegetables on these "floating gardens". |
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| A human made land bridge. |
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| The region that includes Mexico and Central America; also called Middle America. |
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| Built the first empire in Mesoamerica and called themselfs Mexica. |
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| The Incan practice of sending conquered people to live in different places, away from thier homelands. |
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