Caral Supe Civilization
The Caral Supe lived along the coast of central Peru.
There daily life was about peace because they wanted to be hiidden in plain sight.
There government was the leader of the civilization. They ruled by the laws. There laws were like following them beause there law is to be hidden in plain sight and have peace.
This civilization did not have a religion.
Olmec Civilization
The Olmec lived in the Gulf coast of Mexico and constructed the first stone pyramids in North America continent, as well as baby faced head monuments.
There daily life was about making chocolate because they made chocolate with cacao beans.
There government was the Kings. They ruled their civilizations by following orders. There laws were like orders because there job is to make chocolate.
This civilization had a religion, and it was Kings.
Maya civilization
The Maya lived in the central North American continent on the gulf coast of Mexico between 2500 B.C. and 1500 A.D.
Their daily life was like peace because they were a group of independent city-states, which shared cultral qualities.
There government was were gods like Itzamna, Chaac, and Kukulcan. They ruled their civilization by respecting their leader. Their laws were like following them because their law was to stay in peace so nobody would disturb them.
This civilization did have a religion, and it was the gods: Itzamna, Chaac, and Kukulcan.
Zapotec civilization
The Zapotec lived in Monte Alban in the valley of Oaxaca in Centrl Mexico.
Their dily life was like war because they had warriors and kings in their civilization.
Their government was the kings. Thy ruled by becoming in peace, and by having a war with other kingdoms. Their laws were like if they had to start a war because someones kingdom wanted to start a war with the Zapotec civilization.
This civilization did not have a religion, they had their own space.
Nasca civilization
The Nasca lived in the south coast of Peru, and drawings best known for geoglyphs.
Their daily life was like making pictures because that is what they did for their everyday lives.