Urbanism in ancient America

Urbanism in ancient America refers to the development of cities and complex communities by civilizations like the Maya, Aztec, and Inca. These societies built impressive urban centers with temples, plazas, roads, and advanced infrastructure, reflecting organized governance, cultural practices, and social hierarchy. Their urban planning often accommodated religious, political, and economic activities, demonstrating sophisticated understanding of space and resource management. These ancient urban centers served as hubs of power, culture, and innovation, showcasing how early American civilizations created vibrant, interconnected communities well before European contact.