History Pre-Columbian civilizations

The land bridge was one of the many theories about how people migrated to the Americans in the pre-Columbian civilizations. It was a bridge between America and Asia that allowed people to cross by land.

The most influential Mesoamerica civilization that stretched from the Pacific coast to Mexico was the Olmec civilization.

The Clovis people were thought to have been the first to cross the land bridge and the first people in America.

In Mesoamerica, the Mayan civilization was one of the most indigenous civilizations

From 150 Bc to 500 AD the Teotihuacan began as a religious center with pyramids. Then they became one of the most populated and largest centers in modern day Mexico City.

The Toltec civilization in Mesoamerica was located in central Mexico. They were considered an example of the height of civilization.

The Native American society with the Anasazi culture was best known for their sophisticated dwellings.

(The start and end dates are not completely determined) The capital of the Aztec Empire was Tenochtitlan, and it was best known for the complex temples.

The Aztec civilization in Mesoamerica was known for their famous pyramids, temples, agri-culture, irrigation, and calendar system.

The Inca civilization developed beliefs and traditions that helped launch and unify their empire.