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WorksheetsMeso-American Review and Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
For what were the Mississippian Native Americans best known?
their aqueducts
the jewelry that they made
the earthen mounds that they built
inventing paper
What two contributions did the Mayans make to the modern world?
Astronomy
Pueblo villages
Slash and burn farming
Math and the number zero
Cities of gold
What was the Mayan religion like?
They believed in one god
They believed in many gods (polytheistic)
They didn't believe in any gods
They didn't believe in animal or human sacrifices
Which Mayan crops are part of Mexican food today?
wheat, rice, and barley
lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream
corn, beans, and chili peppers
tortilla chips, beef, and rice
What was believed about the Mayan calendar?
The calendar wasn't accurate
The Mayans were not concerned about dates
The Mayans used the wrong stars to calculate their calendar
The world would end when the calendar ended.
How did the Mayans try to please their gods?
They sacrificed animals and people
They prayed three times a day
They wore special feathers in their hair
They played a unique ball game
What was the main crop for the Maya people?
Beans
Squash
Corn
Chili peppers
What led to the fall of the Inca Empire?
We don't know, it's a mystery
Drought and decrease supply of food
disease and famine
Pizarro and the Spanish Conquistadors
Where did the Aztec settle?
The Andes Mountains
The Petén
The Central Valley of Mexico
The Mississippi River Valley
How were the Aztec and Maya different politically?
The Aztec had a united empire while the Maya were divided feudal-states
The Aztec had a united empire while the Maya were divided city-states
The Aztec were divided city-states while the Maya had a united empire
The Aztec’s ruler was a normal person, while the Maya had god-kings
Where did the Inca settle?
The Andes Mountains
The Petén
The Central Valley of Mexico
The Mississippi River Valley
What device did the Inca use to record their numbers?
Abacus
Quipu
Calculator
Paper
A device that consists of colored and knotted cords to keep accounts, record events, and complete math equations.
Quechua
Aqueduct
Zero
Step Pyramid
Quipu
A human-made tunnel or raised channel that carries water from distant places to a city.
Quechua
Aqueduct
Zero
Step Pyramid
Quipu
What did the Aztecs and Inca have in common?
Terraces
Chinampas
Aqueducts
Solar Calendars
Hieroglyphics
What did the Aztecs and Maya have in common?
Defeated by the Spanish
Chinampas
Step Pyramids
Corn
Hieroglyphics
What did the Aztec and the Inca have in common?
Both ate potatoes
Both were defeated by the Spanish
Both built chinampas
Both used Hieroglyphics
