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Aztec, Inca and Mayan Cultures
By Jessica Wilkinson
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What were Mayan structures designed for?
Religious purposes
Houses for servants
Prisons to keep captured enemies
Only for government buildings
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Putting maize inside mummy bundles suggests that...
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Which is true about the Aztec calendar?
They had one calendar used to track the seasons
They had an intricate system involving two calendars
They had nothing to do with astronomy or farming
It was very primitive and innacurate
The Aztecs were....
monotheistic
polytheistic
Question 3
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The Aztec sunstone demonstrates that the Aztecs practiced...
Islam
Christianity
Animism
Hinduism
Question 5
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What might happened to the losing team in Mayan sports games?
They wouldn't get a trophy
They would become slaves
They would be banished from the city
They would be killed in sacrifice
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The construction of Mayan periods suggests that the civilizations was..
Nothing compared to the advanced societies in the Old World
Very advanced, complex and skilled
Full of primitive savages
Uninterested in the idea of an afterlife
Question 7
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Why did the Incans mummified their dead?
They had nowhere to bury them
They were nomadic and wanted to bring their dead with them when they traveled
They believed the people could come back to life
They worshipped their ancestors
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Which of the following is NOT true about Incan mummies?
They were burned after several years
They were taken to visit other mummies
They were brought to festivals
They were given servants
Maize was a symbol of high social standing
The living Incan people didn't like maize
The Incans didn't really care about their dead
Maize was an important crop and sustained life in the empire
