Ch. 1-4 Unit Test Flashcards

1
Q

People from ___________ and ____________ make up what archaeologist call Mesoamerica.

A

Mexico and Central America

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2
Q

The ________ were one of the first groups in Mesoamerica to develop large ceremonial complexes.

A

Olmec

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3
Q

The Moche did/did not have a comparable system of writing to the Maya.

A

Did not

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4
Q

The Olmec were ancient Americans known as

“_________________________________”

A

People of the Place of Rubber

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5
Q

Metal workers from the population center of _____ were the first to craft three-dimensional objects from metal.

A

Chavin

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6
Q

The first great population center was ______________, just outside of the present day city of Oaxaca in southern Mexico.

A

Monte Alban

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7
Q

The ___________ developed a true system of writing.

A

Mayans

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8
Q

The __________ excelled in astronomy ahead of that of Europe at the time.

A

Mayans

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9
Q

The ________ had a recurrent motif in art, a deity that archaeologists call “the Decapitator”.

A

Moche

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10
Q

The Nazca were best known for their _______.

A

Geoglyphs

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11
Q

The rulers of the Wari employed administrative tactics later used effectively by the _______.

A

Incas

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12
Q

THe highest compliment that an Aztec artist could receive was that he or she worked “like a _______”.

A

Toltec

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13
Q

The Sun was usually a ____.

A

Male

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14
Q

The Moon was usually a _______.

A

Female

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15
Q

The ________________ established a network of roads, with rest stops at strategic points along the way, to link its various provincial capitals.

A

Wari Empire

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16
Q

The ________ symbol for conquest featured a burning temple.

A

Aztec

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17
Q

The Inca had no system of pictorial writing TRUE/FALSE

A

True

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18
Q

Human sacrifice not only pleased the gods but it served the Mexicas _____________.

A

Political agenda

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19
Q

In Aztec society, the peasants and artisans made up the commoner class known as a __________.

A

Macehualtin

20
Q

The ________ were a group of people who were called “a people short of everything” by Christopher Columbus.

A

Tainos

21
Q

The Pueblos received their first foreign “visitors” when __________ arrived in the early 1540s.

A

Coronado

22
Q

__________ was the Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula.

A

Hispania

23
Q

The Muslims crossed the _____________________ to set up kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula.

A

Strait of Gibraltar

24
Q

The “Catholic Kings” were ________ and __________.

A

Ferdinand and Isabella

25
Q

In the Mexica society, the __________ were known as the “long distance merchants.”

A

Pochteca

26
Q

King ________ created what was known as the “Triple Alliance”

A

Ixcoatl

27
Q

In the Aztec society, a dozen or more households formed the _________.

A

Calpuli

28
Q

The Incas ruled a kingdom called Tawantinsuyu which translates to “______________________.”

A

Land of the Four Quarters

29
Q

_____________________________ gathered experts in navigation and geography and sponsored voyages along the coast of Africa and out into the Atlantic, these voyages would launch his nation as a world power.

A

Prince Henry the Navigator

30
Q

_______________________ was the lead of the Spanish inquisition.

A

Francisco Jimenez de Cisneros

31
Q

Medieval Iberia, at times, enjoyed a measure of coexistence called _____________ , among Christians, Muslims, and Jews.

A

Convivencia

32
Q

Who were known as the “Killer of Moors”?

A

Santiago Matamoros and St. James

33
Q

In many respects the _______ were more intrusive in the lives of their subjects than the Mexica.

A

Incas

34
Q

The population of central Mexico grew substantially during the period of _______ supremacy.

A

Aztec

35
Q

In Mexica society, people were not born into slavery. True/False

A

True

36
Q

The people of the __________ and __________________ were the first to experience the European invasion.

A

Caribbean and Coastal Brazil

37
Q

_________________________ was a Spanish explorer who was looking for a “fountain of youth” when he landed in Florida

A

Juan Ponce de Leon

38
Q

Moctezuma was killed by ______________.

A

His own family

39
Q

Natives were not allowed to choose which elements of Christianity they adopted and which elements of their old religions they retained. True/False

A

True

40
Q

_______________________ is credited with the naming of “America.

A

Amerigo Vespucci

41
Q

_______ called Mexico “New Spain”

A

Cortes

42
Q

__________________ is credited with the founding of LIma.

A

Francisco Pizarro

43
Q

____________ is the city known as the “City of the Kings.”

A

Lima, Peru

44
Q

__________ was the practice of distributing Indian workers to individual Spaniards.

A

Encomienda

45
Q

____________ were the most powerful colonial officials in the 16th century.

A

Viceroyalties