Directions:("JUST ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS DON'T HAVE TO EXPLAIN AND CAN YOU TRY TO KEEP THE ANSWER SHORT" THANK YOU )!!2. The Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations were all hierarchical with a dominant noble class. The Mayan and Aztec societies had a large wealth gap between the elite and commoners, while the Incan society had a more balanced distribution of wealth among the ethnic Inca, with the subject peoples forming the lower class. The basic social unit in all three cultures was the family-based clan, which was used by the state to assign civic and military duties. The Incan Empire relied heavily on the clan system, with the basic unit being the ayllu, a large group of people with a common ancestor who worked collectively and fulfilled their duty to the state2. What were the similarities and differences of the social hierarchies in the Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations?3. The Mayan, Aztec, and Inca civilizations relied heavily on agriculture, with maize, beans, and squash as staple crops.The Inca economy was more diverse due to its many microclimates and pastoralism, but commercial trade was less common due to a self-sufficient family group system and a labor tax system. In contrast, the Aztec and Mayan societies had a strong merchant class and thriving markets3. How did the Incan economy differ from the Aztec and Mayan economies? What were their similarities?4. The Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations were ruled by hereditary monarchs with a spiritual role as intermediaries to the gods. The Mayans were divided into 40 independent city-states, the Aztecs had emperors selected by a council of aristocrats, and the Incans had a centralized government.The Mayans and Aztecs relied on human sacrifices and the capture of sacrificial victims to legitimize their rule, while the Incans relied on successful military campaigns and a connection to the gods. The Mayans and Aztecs extracted tribute in the form of material goods, while the Incans extracted tribute in the form of labor through the Mit'a system. All three civilizations relied on agriculture as the foundation of their economy.The Mayans had 40 independent city-states ruled by a hereditary monarch/priest who kept power through religion and force. The Aztecs had emperors selected from noble families who led wars for captives to sacrifice and the Incans had hereditary emperors who justified their power through successful military campaigns and a connection to the gods.The Incan Empire was more centralized with a labor tax system directing the labor of subject people to the service of the state, while the Aztecs used military force to extract tribute in the form of material goods. The Mayans had frequent warfare due to their religion requiring human sacrifices.4. Although each civilization was ruled by hereditary monarchs, they each controlled their civilizations differently. What were those differences? Give specific examples.Use information from paragraph 5 to give a detailed answer.

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Directions:(&#34;JUST ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS DON'T HAVE TO EXPLAIN AND CAN YOU TRY TO KEEP THE ANSWER SHORT&#34; THANK YOU )!!2. The Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations were all hierarchical with a dominant noble class. The Mayan and Aztec societies had a large wealth gap between the elite and commoners, while the Incan society had a more balanced distribution of wealth among the ethnic Inca, with the subject peoples forming the lower class. The basic social unit in all three cultures was the family-based clan, which was used by the state to assign civic and military duties. The Incan Empire relied heavily on the clan system, with the basic unit being the ayllu, a large group of people with a common ancestor who worked collectively and fulfilled their duty to the state2. What were the similarities and differences of the social hierarchies in the Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations?3. The Mayan, Aztec, and Inca civilizations relied heavily on agriculture, with maize, beans, and squash as staple crops.The Inca economy was more diverse due to its many microclimates and pastoralism, but commercial trade was less common due to a self-sufficient family group system and a labor tax system. In contrast, the Aztec and Mayan societies had a strong merchant class and thriving markets3. How did the Incan economy differ from the Aztec and Mayan economies? What were their similarities?4. The Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations were ruled by hereditary monarchs with a spiritual role as intermediaries to the gods. The Mayans were divided into 40 independent city-states, the Aztecs had emperors selected by a council of aristocrats, and the Incans had a centralized government.The Mayans and Aztecs relied on human sacrifices and the capture of sacrificial victims to legitimize their rule, while the Incans relied on successful military campaigns and a connection to the gods. The Mayans and Aztecs extracted tribute in the form of material goods, while the Incans extracted tribute in the form of labor through the Mit'a system. All three civilizations relied on agriculture as the foundation of their economy.The Mayans had 40 independent city-states ruled by a hereditary monarch/priest who kept power through religion and force. The Aztecs had emperors selected from noble families who led wars for captives to sacrifice and the Incans had hereditary emperors who justified their power through successful military campaigns and a connection to the gods.The Incan Empire was more centralized with a labor tax system directing the labor of subject people to the service of the state, while the Aztecs used military force to extract tribute in the form of material goods. The Mayans had frequent warfare due to their religion requiring human sacrifices.4. Although each civilization was ruled by hereditary monarchs, they each controlled their civilizations differently. What were those differences? Give specific examples.Use information from paragraph 5 to give a detailed answer.

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Several civilizations existed in the North and South American continents before the arrival of…