Maya Civilization: Cities - Vocabulary & Concepts
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This worksheet explores the cities of the Maya civilization, focusing on key vocabulary and concepts related to their urban centers.
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Maya Civilization: Cities - Vocabulary & Concepts
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Vocabulary Development
Source A: Excerpt from an archaeological report
'The ancient Maya built impressive cities with large pyramids, palaces, and marketplaces. These urban centers served as political, religious, and economic hubs for the civilization.' Provenance: Archaeological report by Dr. Jane Doe, 2020.
Features of Maya Cities
Source B: Description from an archaeological study
'Maya cities typically included large pyramids, plazas, ball courts, and elaborate palaces. These features reflected the city's religious and political functions.' Provenance: Archaeological study by Dr. John Smith, 2018.
City Planning and Society
Source C: Summary from Maya archaeological research
'Maya cities were carefully planned with a central acropolis, surrounding residential areas, and agricultural zones. These cities supported complex social and political systems.' Provenance: Research paper by Dr. Emily White, 2019.
Summary and Reflection
Reflect on how the physical features and layout of Maya cities helped them sustain a complex civilization. Consider aspects such as architecture, social organization, and cultural practices.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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