Huaritheypreceded theIncas from500-1000Pueblosvillages madeout of adobe orsun-dried bricksby Indians ofthe SouthwestHopiit meanspeacefulpeopleMaizeanothernamefor cornReligiousBeliefsThe Mayansculture wascentered onthisMocheTheypreceded theIncas from100 BC-800ADAppeasegodsThis was theprimary purposeof humansacrifice inMesoamericanculturesOraclesthey claimedto know thefuture andwere used inworshipTribesSeveralfamiliessharingcommoncustomsTenochtitlanAztec citylocated inpresent dayMexico CityBeringiathe land bridgefrom Asia via theBering Straitbelieved to haveallowed migrationinto N. AmericaOlmecsoften referredto as the'mothercivilization' ofMesoamericaCeibatree theMayansbelievedsupportedthe skyTotemPolescarvings madefrom tree trunksdepicting thelocal gods ofthe West CoastIndiansGlyphsearlyform ofwritingPrayer,offeringsof food,flowerssome itemsgiven duringMayanworshipMatriarchalType of societyE. Woodlandshad wherewomen held anunusual degreeof powerChavinTheypreceded theIncas from900-200 BCBallCourtsthe zapotecs,who lived inMexico, hadbuildings,tombs, and thisChasquiInca runnerswho wouldcarryimportantmessagesSolar orLunarEventsthe Mayansmassive stonetemples, usedfor worship,were alignedbased on thisLlamathis animal wasindispensablefortransportationin the IncacultureTikalMayan citiesthatendeavored tobecome thecenter of power& influenceZerothemathematicalconcept theMayaindependentlyinventedPeruThe Incanempire reachedits zenith in thisS. AmericancountryMoundBuildersthey developedan extensive,nearly continentaltrading network &lived in theMidwestQuipua collectionof knottedstrings usedforaccounting2600some historiansbelieve that thefirst signs ofcivilization inMesoamericaappeard as earlyas thisStelean uprightstone slab orcolumncarved withinscriptionsChocolateand theconcept ofzero2 significantcontributions ofancientmesoamericancivilization tomodern society.LongCountthepreciseMayancalendarTepeeA sheltermade of bisonhide & polesthat the PlainsIndian lived inAndesThe Incaslived in ahigh plateauof this.QuetzalcoatlfeatheredserpentHuaritheypreceded theIncas from500-1000Pueblosvillages madeout of adobe orsun-dried bricksby Indians ofthe SouthwestHopiit meanspeacefulpeopleMaizeanothernamefor cornReligiousBeliefsThe Mayansculture wascentered onthisMocheTheypreceded theIncas from100 BC-800ADAppeasegodsThis was theprimary purposeof humansacrifice inMesoamericanculturesOraclesthey claimedto know thefuture andwere used inworshipTribesSeveralfamiliessharingcommoncustomsTenochtitlanAztec citylocated inpresent dayMexico CityBeringiathe land bridgefrom Asia via theBering Straitbelieved to haveallowed migrationinto N. AmericaOlmecsoften referredto as the'mothercivilization' ofMesoamericaCeibatree theMayansbelievedsupportedthe skyTotemPolescarvings madefrom tree trunksdepicting thelocal gods ofthe West CoastIndiansGlyphsearlyform ofwritingPrayer,offeringsof food,flowerssome itemsgiven duringMayanworshipMatriarchalType of societyE. Woodlandshad wherewomen held anunusual degreeof powerChavinTheypreceded theIncas from900-200 BCBallCourtsthe zapotecs,who lived inMexico, hadbuildings,tombs, and thisChasquiInca runnerswho wouldcarryimportantmessagesSolar orLunarEventsthe Mayansmassive stonetemples, usedfor worship,were alignedbased on thisLlamathis animal wasindispensablefortransportationin the IncacultureTikalMayan citiesthatendeavored tobecome thecenter of power& influenceZerothemathematicalconcept theMayaindependentlyinventedPeruThe Incanempire reachedits zenith in thisS. AmericancountryMoundBuildersthey developedan extensive,nearly continentaltrading network &lived in theMidwestQuipua collectionof knottedstrings usedforaccounting2600some historiansbelieve that thefirst signs ofcivilization inMesoamericaappeard as earlyas thisStelean uprightstone slab orcolumncarved withinscriptionsChocolateand theconcept ofzero2 significantcontributions ofancientmesoamericancivilization tomodern society.LongCountthepreciseMayancalendarTepeeA sheltermade of bisonhide & polesthat the PlainsIndian lived inAndesThe Incaslived in ahigh plateauof this.Quetzalcoatlfeatheredserpent

Mesoamerican Cultures - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. they preceded the Incas from 500-1000
    Huari
  2. villages made out of adobe or sun-dried bricks by Indians of the Southwest
    Pueblos
  3. it means peaceful people
    Hopi
  4. another name for corn
    Maize
  5. The Mayans culture was centered on this
    Religious Beliefs
  6. They preceded the Incas from 100 BC-800 AD
    Moche
  7. This was the primary purpose of human sacrifice in Mesoamerican cultures
    Appease gods
  8. they claimed to know the future and were used in worship
    Oracles
  9. Several families sharing common customs
    Tribes
  10. Aztec city located in present day Mexico City
    Tenochtitlan
  11. the land bridge from Asia via the Bering Strait believed to have allowed migration into N. America
    Beringia
  12. often referred to as the 'mother civilization' of Mesoamerica
    Olmecs
  13. tree the Mayans believed supported the sky
    Ceiba
  14. carvings made from tree trunks depicting the local gods of the West Coast Indians
    Totem Poles
  15. early form of writing
    Glyphs
  16. some items given during Mayan worship
    Prayer, offerings of food, flowers
  17. Type of society E. Woodlands had where women held an unusual degree of power
    Matriarchal
  18. They preceded the Incas from 900-200 BC
    Chavin
  19. the zapotecs, who lived in Mexico, had buildings, tombs, and this
    Ball Courts
  20. Inca runners who would carry important messages
    Chasqui
  21. the Mayans massive stone temples, used for worship, were aligned based on this
    Solar or Lunar Events
  22. this animal was indispensable for transportation in the Inca culture
    Llama
  23. Mayan cities that endeavored to become the center of power & influence
    Tikal
  24. the mathematical concept the Maya independently invented
    Zero
  25. The Incan empire reached its zenith in this S. American country
    Peru
  26. they developed an extensive, nearly continental trading network & lived in the Midwest
    Mound Builders
  27. a collection of knotted strings used for accounting
    Quipu
  28. some historians believe that the first signs of civilization in Mesoamerica appeard as early as this
    2600
  29. an upright stone slab or column carved with inscriptions
    Stele
  30. 2 significant contributions of ancient mesoamerican civilization to modern society.
    Chocolate and the concept of zero
  31. the precise Mayan calendar
    Long Count
  32. A shelter made of bison hide & poles that the Plains Indian lived in
    Tepee
  33. The Incas lived in a high plateau of this.
    Andes
  34. feathered serpent
    Quetzalcoatl