Bayou Bridges U4Ch1 Inca organization

Along which body of water was the Inca Empire located? (5.6, 5.13.a)

• Amazon River

• Atlantic Ocean

• Caribbean Sea

• Pacific Ocean

Which of the following claims best supports the importance of the Andes Mountains to the Inca people?

• The Andes Mountains acted as a natural barrier and protected the Inca from their enemies.

• The Andes Mountains acted as a natural entrance point and welcomed the Incas' enemies.

• The Andes Mountains acted as a natural barrier and prevented the Inca from trading across the empire.

• The Andes Mountains is a natural landform and was to small to offer protection to the Inca people.

Which of the following statements best describe the role of Inca people in their civilization?

• Most Inca were messengers. They spent their days taking messages from the government across the empire.

• Most Inca were farmers. They grew corn, squash, tomatoes, peanuts, cotton, and more than a hundred varieties of potatoes.

• Most Inca were servants. They served the Sapa Inca and the nobles.

• Most Inca were farmers. They only grew corn, squash, and beans.

How was the llama used by the Inca? (5.13)

• It was worshipped as a divine being.

• It was relied on for working the land used for crops.

• It was used to transport goods and for clothing and food.

• It was responsible for identifying the location of the Inca Empire.

How were the Inca people organized? (5.13i)

• Every Inca family was apart of a band.

• Every Inca family was a part of a clan.

• Every Inca family were nobles.

• Every Inca family were slaves.

Fist to Five: How would you rate your level of mastery of the objective, "Describe where the Inca lived."

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Fist to Five: How would you rate your level of mastery of the objective, "Explain how the Inca organized their empire and met the needs of the people."

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