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This chapter delves into the rich histories and cultural practices of the Incan, Aztec, and Mayan civilizations. The Incas believed their emperor was directly related to the sun god and maintained records using quipus. In contrast, the Aztecs honored their gods through grand ceremonies and utilized agricultural innovations like chinampas. The Mayans practiced slash-and-burn agriculture and believed in a pantheon of spirits called Kachinas. Explore how these ancient societies built their cities, managed their resources, and worshipped their deities.
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Test Review Chapter 12
sun god • Incan believed that their emperor was related to?
quipus • Incan officials kept records on ______________.
festivals • To honor the gods, the Mayans held great ___________________.
boys from noble families • In the Aztec society who was allowed to go to school?
Spanish • Who did the Aztecs surrender to?
the god of war • The Aztecs got advice of where to build their captial?
human sacrifices • Most Aztec religious ceremonies included what?
human blood • The Aztec sun god got its strength from?
large pyramids • Where did most Mayan important religious ceremonies take place?
To make sure that everyone paid their taxes • The Incans used the census for what purpose?
to have more farmland • Terraces were used for what purpose?
South America • The Incas live in what now present day country?
maize • The most common crop grown by the Aztecs was ______________?
in the middle of the lake • The Aztec capital Tenochtitlan was built where?
emperor • Who owned all the land in the Incas empire?
canals • How did the Aztec farmers transport their products?
make farm land • The Mayans used slash and burn to ______________.
wealth • Totem poles were used as a sign of what?
slaves • The lowest position in Aztec society was help by ________________?
diseases • The _________________ that the Spanish carried killed much of the Incan population.
Eastern • What part of North America did the Mound Builders live?
pueblos • Anasazi constructed ____________ as their homes.
Chinampas • Aztec island gardens
Kachinas • The Pueblos believe in many spirits called ________________.
pueblos • Homes constructed by the Anasazi made of stone and adobe
periods • The Aztec calendar had 13 ___________ in the year each having 20 days.
terraces • Step like ledges cut into the mountains
gifts were given to the guest • What happened at a potlatch?
Slash and Burn • A farming technique where the trees are cut down then the stumps are
cook, grind flour, make • Before teenage girls could learn to weave they were expected to do what?
Moundville, Alabama • One of the major center for government and religion of the Mound Builders was located where?
U.S. and Canada • Where did the Woodland Indians live?
Pok-ta-tok • A ball game played by the Mayas
sign language • Most Plain Indians had their own language but use what language to trade with each other?
by rivers • Where did the Mound Builders mostly build their mounds?
totem poles • Carved and painted logs that were a symbol of the owners wealth
maize • A word that means corn
Anasazi • Native American people their name means “The Ancient Ones”
Sopa Inca • Name of the Incan Emperor
Cuzco • Means center in the Incan language
potlatches • ceremonies
Kachinas • The many spirits that the pueblos believed in
census • An official count of the people
Andes • A mountain range in South America where the Incas lived
kivas • Round rooms used for religious ceremonies
hieroglyphics • A system of writing using signs and symbols
Tenochtitlan • The capital city of the Aztecs
Great Plains • A flat grassy region west of the Mississippi River
Francisco Pizarro • A Spanish conquistador who took control of the Incan Empire