1.4 development of Americas

Which statements are true about how the Mississippian culture organized their government and so

• Chief is called Great Star

• Large towns

• The upper class is made up of farkers hunters and merchants

• The upper class is made up of priests and nobles

The system of government in which priests' rule in name of God or a god

• Theocracy

• Beaucracy

• Pochteca

• Buddhist

The most extensive transportation system in pre Columbian South American. At least 25,000 mi long, built and maintained through Mita system

• Tenochititian

• Theocracy

• Mita System

• Carpa Nan

A sort of tribute system in the form of provided labor to the state by a conquered people of the inca

• Carpa Nan

• Mita System

• Chinampas

• Tenochititian

How did the Mississippian culture decline?

• People could not have children

• People started to die because of the plague

• People abandoned the cities

• People were only allowed to have one child

Why are there mulitple theories to how the Mississippian culture declined?

• People were not truthful in their notes causeing Historians not to know what is true

• People kept detail notes but were ruined in the storm that came through Mississippi

• Archeologist dont have enough evidence to comrim the reason

Which is true of the governing structure of Maya City State?

• Men were always rulers

• Most rulers were women

• Most rulers were Men but if no man was available then a women would rule

• Most rules were Men and if no man was available they would then adopt a male King

How do the Chaco and Mesa Verde exemplify innovative advancements?

• They build Large houses out of snow

• They build large houses in trees

• The Build large houses out of bricks

• They built large houses structures out of clay and stones

What is the Cahokia

• Largest family in Mississippi

• Largest mound in the Mississippi river

• Largest town in Mississippi

• Largest river in America

What is the tracing of Kindship through the female line in which each person is identified with their mothers lineage

• Carpa Nan

• Theocracy

• Matrilleal society

• Cahokia