WH Module 13 Assessment

The Hopewell and the Mississippian peoples were similar in what way?

• They both belonged to the Iroquois League.
• They both were Mound Builders.
• They both lived in the Pacific Northwest.
• They both lasted from A.D. 800 to the 1500s.

Conquered provinces resented Aztec rule because the Aztecs

• forced conquered people to migrate.
• used conquered people as soldiers.
• forced conquered people to change their agricultural methods.
• used conquered people for human sacrifice.

thousands of years ago, the Americas were connected by a land bridge to Asia, called ...

• Beringia
• Olmec
• Zapotec
• Chavín
• Moche

Mesoamerica’s first known civilization builders were a people known as the...

• Beringia
• Olmec
• Zapotec
• Chavín
• Moche

advanced society to the southwest, in what is now the Mexican state of Oaxaca

• Beringia
• Olmec
• Zapotec
• Chavín
• Moche

Archaeologists named the culture after a major ruin, Chavín de Huántar, in the northern highlands of Peru. This site features pyramids, plazas, and massive earthen mounds.

• Beringia
• Olmec
• Zapotec
• Chavín
• Moche

took advantage of the rivers that flowed from the Andes Mountains. They built impressive irrigation systems to water their wide range of crops, which included corn, beans, potatoes, squash, and peanuts.

• Beringia
• Olmec
• Zapotec
• Chavín
• Moche

The last Mound Builder culture.

• Mississippian
• Iroquois
• Montezuma I
• Montezuma II
• mita

a group of tribes speaking related languages living in the eastern Great Lakes region

• Mississippian
• Iroquois
• Montezuma I
• Montezuma II
• mita

By the early 1500s, Tenochtitlán had become an extraordinary urban center. Much of the building up of the city and some of its growth were achieved under _______________.

• Mississippian
• Iroquois
• Montezuma I
• Montezuma II
• mita