PLZ HELP I'LL GIVE BRAINLIEST -Follow these steps and use the source to analyze events and their relationship in a chronology, or a list of events in sequence.

1. Identify the scope and subject of the chronology. A timeline or a text presenting a chronology might have information spanning a long period of time. Begin by identifying the span of time covered and the overall subject of the listing.
What is the timespan of the timeline shown here?
What are most of the entries about?

2. Look for clues about time. Important clues include information about key events. For example, the word about before a date indicates that the date is not exact. A dash shows that an event happened over a period of time.
Which events have an uncertain date?
Which event happened over a period of time?

3. Look for relationships between events. Entries with the same key words may be about the same person or group. See what the wording of the entry can tell you about how the events are related. What does the span of time between the entries tell you about the person or group?
What events are related to the Maya? Based on these events, how long did the Maya civilization thrive?
Which events are related to the Spanish? Based on these events, how quickly did the Spanish spread across Middle America?