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The document discusses the Inca, Maya, and Aztec civilizations. For the Inca, it notes they were intelligent and built roads, pyramids for religion, and had mummies, though many mummies were sadly children due to a high child mortality rate. It suggests living in the Inca civilization would be cool. For the Maya and Aztecs, it states they were not chosen to live in because the Aztecs sacrificed many people for their religion and that seemed dumb, while the Maya had over 70 languages spoken in Yucatan, which was seen as too many.
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- 2. Inca • I would choose to live in the Inca civilization. They are intelligent and strong people. They kept people in different groups to help with conflict. They always found a solution like building roads for messages. The Incas had two things in common with the Egyptians. They built pyramids and had mummies. But the Incas had pyramids for their religion and I believe to be nice and peaceful. The mummies were on the other hand sad. They were mostly children. The Incas had a high child morality rate. But otherwise that I believe that to live in the Inca civilization would be cool.
- 3. Maya and Aztecs • I did not choose to live in the Maya and Aztec civilization because they did not interest me. One the Aztecs for very dominate and will capture people to sacrafice them for there religion in believing that one day the sun will not rise. The Aztecs seemed dumb to me for that reason. They sacrafice way to much. Now the Maya, in Yucatan they speak over 70 Mayan laguages. That’s way to many languages that’s crazy. I would not want to live somewhere like that.