The Maya civilization was divided into individual cities ruled locally by kings. What was one result of this government system?

The Maya were not a unified empire.

Explanation:

An empire can be considered as "Unified" if every people of that empire follow one central authority that determine the actions/legislations that the empire need to take.

In a society that's control by several Kings, this is almost impassible to achieve.

Each kings will have a really strong influence within their controlled region. Often times, they would not always share the same opinion. As a result, it will be difficult for Mayan society as a whole to give one shared unified response toward the issues that they have to handle

answer; individualist culture;