
Aztec, Maya, & Inca Civilization Quiz
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- Q1a region that includes the southern part of what is now Mexico and parts of the northern countries of Central AmericaMesoamericaCodexMachu PicchuObsidian30s
- Q2a type of corn, the main crop of the AztecQuechaMaizeCausewaysChinampas30s
- Q3raised gardens, created in the swampy conditions of the Aztec capital TenochtitlanChinampasObservatoriesPopol VuhObsidian30s
- Q4a highly traded sharp, glasslike volcanic rock used for spear heads and sacrificesMasonryObservatoriesObsidianCodex30s
- Q5The book were Aztecs kept historical recordsPopol VuhQuechaMasonryCodex30s
- Q6raised roads across water or wet groundCausewaysChinampasConquistadorsMaize30s
- Q7buildings to study astronomy, or the movement of the starsObservatoriesCodexMasonryMesoamerica30s
- Q8a book that Mayan legends and history were written inCodexInca Upper ClassPopol VuhQuecha30s
- Q9ancient Maya writing system, logograms or small pictures represented wordsQuechaObsidianMasonryHieroglyphs30s
- Q10Spanish soldiers, like Hernan Cortez who conquered the Aztecs and Francisco Pizarro who conquered the IncaPopol VuhConquistadorsInca Lower ClassMaize30s
- Q11the official Incan languageCodexQuechuaHieroglyphsInca Upper Class30s
- Q12a royal retreat for the Inca rulers built on sacred mountain peaks in the AndesMasonryObservatoriesMesoamericaMachu Picchu30s
- Q13stonework; The Inca workers cut blocks so precisely that they didn’t have to use cement to hold them together.MasonryChinampasCausewaysInca Upper Class30s
- Q14kings, priests, and government officials. Sons of upper-class families went to school in Cuzco and studied Quechua, religion, history, and law to prepare for lives as government or religious officials.Inca Lower ClassObsidianInca Upper ClassMachu Pichu30s
- Q15As new lands were conquered, the conquered people became Inca subjects and members of the lower class.Popol VuhInca Lower ClassInca Upper ClassQuechua30s