Aztec and Inca CFU

Tenochtitlan was significant in the Aztec Empire because it was:

• The capital city and a major cultural and political center

• A small village with no historical importance

• A trading post established by the Spanish

• A religious site for the Mayans

Which of the following best describes the architectural contributions of the Aztec and Inca?

• The Aztecs were known for their pyramids and the Incas for their road systems.

• The Aztecs built extensive road systems, while the Incas focused on pyramids.

• Both the Aztecs and Incas were known for their maritime architecture.

• Neither the Aztecs nor the Incas made significant architectural contributions.

What was the primary purpose of the Aztec pyramids?

• They served as religious temples and sites for sacrifices.

• They were used as residential buildings for the elite.

• They functioned as marketplaces for trade.

• They were built as defensive structures against invaders.

Which of the following statements about the Inca Empire is true?

• The Inca Empire was known for its advanced maritime technology.

• The Inca Empire had a complex network of roads connecting its vast territories.

• The Inca Empire primarily relied on written records for communication.

• The Inca Empire was located in the region now known as Central America.

How did the Aztecs and Incas differ in their agricultural practices?

• The Aztecs used chinampas, while the Incas used terrace farming.

• Both the Aztecs and Incas relied solely on hunting and gathering.

• The Aztecs practiced terrace farming, while the Incas used chinampas.

• Neither the Aztecs nor the Incas developed advanced agricultural techniques.

Where did the Aztecs live?

• Chichen Itza
• Manchu Picchu
• Yucatan Peninsula
• Valley of Mexico

Inca capital

• Cuzco
• Tenochtitlan
• Pacal
• Mexico City