WH 14.2

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The Nazca culture is known for

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preserving some elements of the Chavin culture.

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Moche was the capital of a powerful state that

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ruled near the Pacific coast not far from Ecuador.

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The Chimor were destroyed in the 1400s when?

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Pachacuti conquered the entire coastal region, bringing it under Inca control.

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Which of the following best describes the Inca Empire? small, noncentralized, democratic, warlike

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warlike

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After a region had been conquered by the Inca, what happened to the local leaders?

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Only local leaders loyal to the Inca ruler were allowed to keep their posts.

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To guarantee loyalty, the governors of each province

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were often related to the emperor.

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For what were all Inca subjects responsible? Options: several weeks of annual labor service, election of each provincial governor, service in the Inca army, weaving of cloth and child care

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several weeks of annual labor service

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Which of the following were constructed by the Inca to increase trade and to aid in the management of the empire? Options: wheeled carriages and other vehicles, massive sailing ships, nearly 25,000 miles of road and bridge, many adobe huts with thatched roofs

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nearly 25,000 miles of road and bridge

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Why were the buildings and monuments of the Inca capital at Cuzco built with close fitting stones and no mortar?

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to withstand the frequent earthquakes

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Though the Inca did not have a writing system, they kept records with

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knotted string.