How did the Inca conquer so many places?

By explaining the benefits of their empire, and only use force as a last resort

By force, invading with a large army using surprise attacks

By writing letters asking other lands to join their empire

By buying the lands with their great wealth in gold and silver

Why did the Incas build so many roads?

to move goods, people, and messages across their large empire

to make it easier to travel by horse across the many types of environments

to help trade with people outside the empire in Mesoamerica and the Caribbean

to get people to publically funded schools paid for by the government.

What happened to the Sapa Inca when he died?

he was mummified, treated as if alive, and kept all his wealth

he was burned on a funeral pyre and the people worhsipped him

he was buried and the people elected a new leader

a large temple was built on top of his body for people to come pay their respects

What was the ECONOMY like in the Inca Empire?

The Sapa Inca owned everything, and there was no money

They relied on large markets for trade with faraway places

The Sapa Inca produced gold and silver coins to use for payment instead of bartering

Everyone just made or grew what they needed for themselves, with no need for an economy

What were taxes like for commoners in the Inca Empire?

They paid with both goods they produced and labor

They paid 30% of their income to the emperor each year

They paid in luxory items like gold, jade, and obsidian

10% was taken out of their paychecks every month for their local government.

a group of families that work communally

The Inca word for freeze-dried potatoes

a pattern of knots used for communication

Which of the following unusual move did the Inca Emperor (Sapa Inca) actually do?

Force people to move to faraway parts of the empire

Provide free llamas for every family in the empire to use for travel

Force commoners to marry multiple wives to populate the empire more

knotted cords used to communicate information

a group or clan of people who worked together

the name given to the priests who led ceremonies

special laws that applied in all areas of the empire

How did the Inca leaders communicate across such a large empire?

using specially trained runners along roads

sending small scrolls tied to pigeons

sending fast riders on horseback, using a relay system

How did people read "quipu"?

By looking at and touching them

By memorizing the hieroglyphic patterns and their sounds

What happened to all the food and goods collected by the government?

They were kept in storehouses, then redistributed to those who needed them.

They were kept by the nobles so they could enjoy more wealth

They used it all as sacrifices to the sun god, Inti

They threw it all away, because no one really needed it

Which of the following was NOT an accomplishment of the Inca?

Creating impressive works of art in gold and textiles

Ending hunger for everyone in the empire

Creating public works like roads and irrigation that made life easier

What was education like in the Inca empire?

Nobles had special tutors to study many subjects, but commoners did not get any schooling

Commoners went to school to learn basic reading and math, but nobles studied religion

There was no education in the Inca empire because they did not have any kind of writing

The Inca provided free public education for everyone in the same way they made sure everyone had food

What did ayllus have to do with marriage?

People usually married members of their ayllu

An ayllu was the person who performed the wedding ceremony

People were not allowed to marry people who were in the same ayllu as themselves

Marriages were taxed with an ayllu

Who were Inti and Viracocha?

Important gods in the Inca religion

Famous oracles who fortold the future

The top class of nobles and the next class under them

How did the Inca try to prevent rebellions?

They forced many people to move far away from their homeland, mixing populations

They killed the local leader of every place they conquered

They increased taxes so high that people couldn't afford to rebel

They were just nice to everyone all the time and hoped for the best

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

In the 15th century, the Inca empire was _________.

the smallest empire in the world

the largest empire in the world

the poorest empire in the world

the richest empire in the world

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

Another culture in the Andes that influenced the Inca was the _______.

Zulu

Moche

Tatars

Apaches

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

The capital of the Inca empire was in _________.

Cusco

Macchu Picchu

Sapa Inca

Lima

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

The Inca Empire lasted ________ years

about 1,000

about 50

about 500

about 100

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

Who was Pachacuti?

The Inca sun god, who was the main god the Inca believed in

A famous "chosen woman"

The first Inca emperor, who defeated the Chanca and started expanding

The last Inca emperor, who was captured by the conquistador Pizarro

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

What led to end of the Inca empire?

civil war and political divisions

the Spanish invasion and murder of Inca leaders

illnesses like smallpox killing many people including a Sapa Inca

all of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

What was the land like in Inca Empire?

A desert full of sand

A rainforest full of trees

Fertile farmland as far as the eye could see

A mix of environments that changed the higher up in elevation one goes

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Practice ?'s for L29 (Incas) only

In the 15th century, the Inca empire was _________.

Another culture in the Andes that influenced the Inca was the _______.

The capital of the Inca empire was in _________.

The Inca Empire lasted ________ years

Who was Pachacuti?

What led to end of the Inca empire?

What was the land like in Inca Empire?

How did the Inca conquer so many places?

What belonged to the Sapa Inca?

Why did the Incas build so many roads?

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