Unit 2: Incas, and Native American Culture Groups Test Review

What is the definition of Sapa Inca?

• A.) ruled as Cusco's warrior kings and were considered gods.

• very long houses built by the Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee, where many related families lived together.

  
  

• The sun god and primary God of the Incas

•   a device used for recording information and communicating without writing, made of knotted strings.

What is culture?

• The sun god and primary God of the Incas

• a deserted city of the Inca people, that was built without the use of any kind of mortar or tools. It is theorized that it was built as a retreat for nobility, a military stronghold, or as a ceremonial place

• very long houses built by the Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee, where many related families lived together.

• the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group

What is a longhouse?

•  a deserted city of the Inca people, that was built without the use of any kind of mortar or tools. It is theorized that it was built as a retreat for nobility, a military stronghold, or as a ceremonial place

• a device used for recording information and communicating without writing, made of knotted strings.

  
  

• very long houses built by the Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee, where many related families lived together.

•  ruled as Cusco's warrior kings and were considered gods.

Who is Inti?

• The sun god and primary God of the Incas

• Ultra Lord

• a device used for recording information and communicating without writing, made of knotted strings.

•  ruled as Cusco's warrior kings and were considered gods.

Where was the Incan Empire located?

• North of Canada near Alaska

• Western part of South America where modern day Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina now exist.

• Close to where modern-day Mexico City now exists.

• Eastern part of South America where modern-day Brazil now exists.

  
  

What was the primary purpose of Machu Picchu?

• A retreat for Incan nobility

• A military stronghold

• A ceremonial place

• All of the above

What is a quipu?

• A type of Incan pottery

• A device used for recording information and communicating without writing, made of knotted strings.

• A traditional Incan dance

• A type of Incan clothing

Which modern-day countries were part of the Incan Empire?

• Brazil and Argentina

• Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina

• Mexico and Guatemala

• Venezuela and Guyana

Which Native American cultural group relied heavily on the buffalo for every aspect of their life?

• California

•  Northeast

• Great Plains

• Southeast

How did Inca people travel throughout the Empire?

• The Inca people traveled using a network of roads/highways

• Traveling exclusively on horseback
• Using hot air balloons for long distances
• By sailing on boats across the ocean