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WorksheetsWorld Civ. Chapter 13 Civilizations of the Americas
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
The first people to come to the Americas came from Asia across the_________ during the Ice Age.
Bering Strait
Mountains
Ocean
rivers
Where were the Olmecs established?
Spain
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Valley of Mexico
The Olmecs had what form of writing?
Cuneiform
Chinese Script
Indus Script
Hieroglyphic
The Olmecs mathematical system and Calendar were adopted by other people in the area.
True
False
The Olmecs had ceremonial__________ as a religious ritual.
Festivals
Dinner
ballgame
Sacrifices
The Olmecs constructed huge ______and ______for worship. and they must have had a highly organized society led by priests.
Temples and monuments
houses and churches
Statues and Towers
Platforms and fires
The Olmecs are considered the parent culture of the region.
True
False
The Olmecs influenced other people in things like?
Number system
Calendar
Style of architecture
Carvings
Hunting
The first true city in America's was__________in the valley of Mexico
Igarassu
Teotihuacan
Izamal
Cusco
In the center of Teotihuacan was the pyramid of the
Sun
Moon
Stars
Gods
The Teotihuacans most important god. The Feathered Serpent
Amun-Ra
Hathor
Maat
Quetzal Coatl
Developed on the Yucatan Peninsula into city states.
Aztec Civilization
Olmec Civilization
Maya Civilization
Inca Civilization
Maya Civilization had
Wide Paved Roads
Mathematical System
Active Trade
Most Accurate Calendar
Ceremonial Ballgames
Maya strict social order was led by.
Priests
Kings
Knights
Nobles
Warriors
Most Maya people were?
Farmers
Tradesmen
Priests
Peasants
The Maya civilization collapsed, but no one is sure why.
True
False
Came from the north, saying the Gods had led them to the Valley of Mexico.
Toltecs
Incas
Maya
Aztecs
What did the Aztecs see that made them regard this as a sign to settle?
snake perched on a cactus holding a eagle
eagle perched on a cactus holding a turtle
hawk perched on a cactus holding a snake
eagle perched on a cactus holding a snake
Teotihuacan was invaded and destroyed
True
False
______took over in Center of Mexico until they were conquered by other invaders.
Toltecs
Maya
Incas
Olmecs
Tenochtitlan was the capital city of the?
Aztecs
Mayas
Incas
Olmecs
The Aztec empire was held together by?
Trade and tribute
political organization
Priests encouraged warfare for the purpose of gaining prisoners for?
Slaves
Sacrifice
Labor
To Sell
It was believed that __________ were needed to be given to the Sun God.
Sacrifices
Human Hearts
Babies
Human Brains
Who brought an abrupt end to the Aztec's power?
Europeans
Indians
Spanish
French
Incas conquered the Valleys of the Andes by 1438 around their capital city of?
Akhetaten
Mesopotamia
Tenochtitlán
Cuzco
Eventually the Incas empire stretched 2,000 miles, they began as a small tribe and became powerful through?
Sacrfice
Trade
War
Conquest
Incas built
System of Roads
Swinging woven Bridges
Tunnels dug through Mountains
Shipping Routes
Knotted strings, used to keep numerical records because they lacked a written language. records such as population and food supply.
Kiva
Adobe
Quipus
Quetzal Coatl
Named for the owner of land where they were found
Hopewell Culture
Mississippian Culture
Northwest Coast Culture
anasazi
Hopewell Culture was developed in the Mississippi river valley
True
False
Hopewells were know as __________Lasted 1,000 years until 400 A.D.
Temple Builders
Mound Builders
Tunnel Builders
House builders
Means "strange ancient ones" In the Navajo language.
Inuit
Adobe
Kiva
Anasazi
Sun baked clay used to build homes
Adobe
Kiva
Mud
Terra cotta
Towns in Spanish
City
Colony
Settlement
Pueblo
A central room in a pueblo used for ceremonies and rituals
Hogares
Kiva
la carretera
habitación
named for their location, lasted from 1200 - 1600's. influenced by groups from the south.
Nok Culture
Hopewell Culture
Mississippian culture
Northwest Coast Culture
Mississippian culture had?
Farms
Corn
Pyramids
Feathered Serpent
Slaves
Northwest Coast culture took shape by 1,000 B.C. and included the ?
Yupik and Aleuts
Inuit and Innu
Eskimos and Bantu
Nootka and Chinook
Northwest coast culture lived by
Hunting
Gathering Berries
Farming
fishing
Trade
Carved, wooden poles that had symbols of their family or clan
Quipas
Adobe
Kiva
totems
Northernmost parts of North America, possibly the last to come from Asia. Their life was uniquely adapted to the Arctic environment and virtually unchanged until modern times.
Maya
Eskimos
incas
Hopewell
Most of these Indian groups believe in private ownership of land.
True
False
