1. One question I would ask them is, how did you become dedicated to being an explorer?
Another question would be: Are there any Native Americans that are very famous in the land?
2. From the point of view of Giovanni da Verrazano:
I have come here to this place where there are many mountains, and land. I arrived at a bay and anchored my ship there. As I got off the boat, many Indians came to our boat. We made a deal with them, and we started to trade. It's not bad after all.
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Well, out of the 4 only the Mayas are still really a "civilization" in thatl they're not absorbed more or less completely by the modern civilization.
It also depends how you measure development. Maya were the only to develop writing, (this would be my choice if i had to choose) but Inca and Aztecs conquered more land... In a way, I would say that they were all comparable (the Olmecs however came way before the rest, I wouldn't choose them).