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History for Kids: Maya Civilization (English)

History for Kids

Central America

Mesoamerica

Mexico

Guatemala

Belize

Honduras

El Salvador

Ancient Maya

Maya Mythology

Maya Civilization

Maya Empire

Maya Society

Maya Culture

Maya People

Maya Religion

Maya Philosophy

Mayan Language

Maya History

Maya Literature

Tikal

Maya Pyramids

Maya Calendar

The Pyramid of the Sun

Teotihuacan

Автор: History for Kids

Загружено: 2025-03-18

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Описание: Meeoow! Hello, kids! I’m Pudding, the orange cat! Let's embark on an exciting journey through time to learn about the fascinating history of the Maya Civilization! Get ready to dive deep into ancient jungles, discover incredible temples, and meet the people who built one of the most advanced civilizations of the ancient world!

A Long, Long Time Ago:
Imagine traveling back in time to more than 4,000 years ago. That's when the story of the Maya Civilization begins. The Maya people lived in what we now call Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador. Their home was filled with dense jungles, towering mountains, and beautiful coastlines.

The Rise of the Maya:
The Maya started as small farming communities. They grew crops like maize (corn), beans, squash, and chili peppers. These crops were their main food source, and they learned how to farm really well. Over time, these small villages grew larger and formed city-states, each ruled by a king.

Tikal, City of Wonders:
One of the most famous Maya cities is Tikal, located in modern-day Guatemala. Imagine walking through the thick jungle and suddenly coming across towering pyramids and grand plazas. Tikal was bustling with activity – people trading goods, playing ball games, and participating in religious ceremonies. At its peak, Tikal was home to tens of thousands of people!

Incredible Achievements:
The Maya were not just farmers and builders; they were also brilliant thinkers. They developed a complex writing system made up of hieroglyphs (symbols and pictures), which they carved into stones and painted on pottery. They also created a calendar system that was incredibly accurate. The Maya were excellent mathematicians and astronomers. They studied the stars and planets, and they could predict solar eclipses and other celestial events.

The Mysterious Ball Game:
One of the most intriguing aspects of Maya culture is their ball game called "Pok-A-Tok." It was played with a rubber ball, and the goal was to get the ball through a stone hoop without using your hands. It was a mix of soccer, basketball, and something totally unique. The game had religious and cultural significance, and sometimes the stakes were very high.

Religion and Gods:
Religion was central to the Maya way of life. They believed in many gods, each representing different aspects of nature and life, like the sun, rain, and corn. The Maya built grand temples to honor their gods and performed ceremonies and rituals to ensure the gods' favor. Some of these rituals included offerings of food, jade, and even human sacrifices.

The Mysterious Decline:
Around the 9th century, many of the great Maya cities were abandoned. Historians still debate the reasons for this mysterious decline. Some believe it was due to prolonged droughts, warfare, or over-farming that depleted the soil. Despite the decline of the city-states, Maya culture and people continued to live on, and their descendants still live in Central America today.

The Legacy of the Maya:
The legacy of the Maya civilization is truly remarkable. Their achievements in writing, astronomy, mathematics, and architecture continue to amaze us. The ruins of their cities attract tourists and archaeologists from all over the world, eager to uncover more secrets of this ancient civilization.

Fun Facts About the Maya:
The Maya created a calendar called the "Long Count," which marked the end of a cycle in 2012. Many people thought this meant the world would end, but it was just the end of one cycle and the start of a new one!
Chocolate was very important to the Maya. They made a frothy drink from cacao beans that was often enjoyed by the elite.
The Maya built some of the most impressive pyramids in the world. The Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan (a city later influenced by the Maya) is one of the largest in the world.

And there you have it! I hope you enjoyed our adventure and learned something new! Thanks for watching! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more awesome history videos, every tuesday and thursday! Share this video with your friends and let them know what you found most interesting about it! Also check out the other amazing videos and playlists on this channel to learn more about the history of the world, I'm sure you are going to love it!

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