Chachapoya Culture and Inca Empire

The video explores the Chachapoya culture, known for their unique settlements and the fortress of Kuelap. It discusses the construction and eventual fall of Kuelap to the Incas. Archaeological efforts continue to uncover the mysteries of the Chachapoya, including their burial practices and mummification techniques. The video also touches on the Inca Empire's expansion and cultural influence.

What is the Chachapoya culture also known as?

• Blue Indians

• White Indians

• Green Indians

• Red Indians

What is the shape of Kuelap?

• Circular

• Triangular

• Rectangular

• Hexagonal

How did the Incas manage to conquer Kuelap?

• Through a naval blockade

• By storming the gates

• By cutting off supplies

• With the help of allies

What is one theory about the origin of the Chachapoya people?

• They were of European origin

• They came from Asia

• They were descendants of the Incas

• They were native to Africa

What was used to fill the mouth of Chachapoya mummies?

• Cotton

• Leaves

• Clay

• Sand

What is the significance of the Lake of the Condors?

• It is a natural wonder

• It is a site of well-preserved burial sites

• It is a source of fresh water

• It is a popular tourist destination

What was the purpose of the sarcophaguses of Karajía?

• To house the living

• To lay Chachapoya mummies to rest

• To serve as a lookout point

• To store food

What was the extent of the Inca Empire?

• From Ecuador to Argentina and Chile

• From Canada to Peru

• From Spain to Portugal

• From Mexico to Brazil

What is Machu Picchu believed to have been?

• A city of holy virgins and priests

• A mining town

• A marketplace

• A military base

What was the Intiguatana used for?

• As a musical instrument

• As a weapon

• As a tool for agriculture

• As an astronomical observatory