History 2VB Review

In Nahuatl, this was the word used to refer to the members of the nobility

• Pipiltin

• Macehualli

• Tlatoani

• Tlacotli

In Nahuatl, this was the word used to refer to peasants and craftsmen

• Pipiltin

• Macehualli

• Tlatoani

• Tlacotli

In Nahuatl, this was the word used to refer to the merchants

• Pipiltin

• Macehualli

• Pochtecas

• Tlacotli

In Nahuatl, this was the word used to refer to the Supreme leader of multiple cities. More than one.

• Tlatoani

• Huey Tlatoani

• Pochteca

• Pipiltin

In Aztec society, which option organizes the following classes hierarchically; from the highest to the lowest.

A) Pochteca

B) Tlatoani

C) Pipiltin

D) Macehualli

E) Tlacotli

• 1. A; 2. C; 3. E; 4. B; 5. D

• 1. B; 2. C; 3. A; 4. D; 5. E

• 1. B; 2. A; 3. D; 4. C; 5. E

• 1. C; 2. A; 3. D 4. B; 5. E

Name of the school for members of the nobility who studied to become priests, commanders of the army (warriors), or rulers

• Tepochcalli

• Calmecac

• Calpulli

• Campan

Name of the school for commoners where boys could attend from the age of 15 to learn military training, religious practices, arts, and crafts

• Tepochcalli

• Calmecac

• Calpulli

• Campan

Name that the neighborhood in the Aztec society received where all members who lived there were related to each other

• Tepochcalli

• Calmecac

• Calpulli

• Campan

Which of the following was not a role for women in Pre-Hispanic societies?

• Cooking and making tortillas

• Healing the sick

• Design and plan buildings

• Educate children at home

Name of the mythical place of origin of the Aztecs. It meant "place of herons (garzas)" which gave name to the society

• Aztlan

• Mexico

• Mexicalli

• Atotonilco