Agriculture was the main basis of the Mayan economy in the pre-Colombian era. Maize was the primary crop of the Maya. Cotton, beans, squash and cacao were also grown. They had many techniques of spinning, dyeing and weaving cotton. The Mayan culture also domesticated the dog and the turkey, but had no larger animals or machines with wheels.
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Mayan kings sacrificed their own blood to please the gods and based their economy on religion
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The Mayas economy consisted mainly of food and agriculture.
Fishing and Hunting
Mayan kings sacrificed their own blood to please the gods and based their economy on religion
The Maya traded locally available materials for materials from other regions.
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The Mayan culture was very religious and towns were over populated. The mayan culure develped around 200 and 300 bc
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Each city-state was ruled by a bureaucracy of priests. the highest of being the king, and then the class of royal priests who dealt with the daily things. And lastly at the bottom of the "food chain" were the commoners, peasants and slaves. Most of the laws were enforced by the Mayan armies. Disruptions in the economy of the Mayans, such as crop failures created imbalances in Mayan polity. Problems would arise when the basic needs like food and shelter, weren't met.
The Mayan way of education was taught to only the higher authority such as priest , leaders/ chiefs, and war leaders.
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