characteristics of archaic

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what do they eat on the coast

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what is cotton mostly used for on the coast

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diet of Huaca Prieta and Ancón

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evidence of domestication of llama

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guinea pigs were source of (a)  

wild camelid species

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deer species

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earth ovens

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archaic living place in the highlands

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kotosh key features

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importance of La Galgada

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Formative Chiefdom years

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characteristics of Cerro Sechín

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what site is similar Cerro Sechín

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characteristics of Chavín de Huantar

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oracle rock

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animals on stone stelae at Chavín de Huantar

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sumptuary goods at Chavín de Huantar

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first gen state

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Moche years

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how did Moche form

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what were highlanders fighting with moche over?

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where is Moche located

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how did Moche expand

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name of two pyramids in moche capital

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what were Moche pyramids made of?

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What tells us that organized labor gangs (corvée labor) built these pyramids?

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what tomb was in Moche?

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how was sipán burial different from traditional?

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where was San Jose Moro

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who was buried in San Jose de Moro

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why was noble woman burial at San Jose de Moro important

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what do we learn from Moche burial goods

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what type of ceramics are at Moche?

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importance of metallurgy and royal status, what metals?

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What were second generation states?

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what years did second generation states occur?

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Location of Wari

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Ayllu

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why did agricultural terracing and irrigation increase in Wari state?

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Archaic sites

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Formative Chiefdom Sites

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First state to use Mit'a

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How was Mit'a organized

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first to use quipus

(a)  

Location of Tiwanaku

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what monuments were in Tiwanaku capital

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characteristic of Tiwanaku agriculture

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relationship between Tiwanaku and Wari

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importance of monument capture

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mexican states with similar relationship to wari and tiwanaku

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fortress on border of Wari and Tiwanaku

(a)  

what evidence supports a peaceful meeting of Wari and Tiwanaku in Moquegua Valley

(a)  

Inka stuffed taken from Wari

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agricultural stuff taken from tiwanaku

(a)  

taken by inka from wari AND tiwanaku

(a)  

third generation state

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years of chimu empire

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chimu empire arose in same valley as what previous state?

(a)  

Capital of Chimu Empire

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architectural characteristic of chan chan implies what about monarchy

(a)  

chimu administrative offices

(a)  

canal in chimu empire attempted from what river to moche river?

(a)  

what tech was used to make the Chimu canal

(a)  

why did chimu canal fail?

(a)  

when was Chimu empire conquered by Inka

(a)  

kingdom existing at same time as Chimu and housed Cerro Azul

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what methods and practices were happening at Cerro Azul

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where did elites live at Cerro Azul

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all residences in cerro azul housed rooms for what?

(a)  

who brewed chicha at Cerro Azul

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when did Inka arise

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Capital of Inka Empire

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Inkan name for empire

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the four regions

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inka borrowed what from Chimu?

(a)  

women laborers of Inka

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men laborers of Inka

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communities/colonies of laborers in Inka empire

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how is inka economy different from aztec

(a)  

fortress above Cuzco

(a)  

gathering place for harvest/planting ceremonies, display of

captured monuments in Inka empire

(a)  

almost temporary city with many seasonal laborers, grand plaza

(a)  

royal retreat maintained by pachacuti's descendents

(a)  

What ruler built Machu Picchu

(a)  

how do we know so much about inka worldviews and religious beliefs

(a)  

Honorific title of Inka Emperor: Son of the (a)  

Honorific title of Inka Emperor: The (a)   One

Honorific title of Inka Emperor: The Lover of the (a)  

marked pilgrimage routes emerging from Cuzco, people conduct rituals along them

(a)  

what year did spanish attach Cuzco

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treatment of mummies of past rulers by the inka

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arid, absolute desert; reliant on shellfish and fishing

(a)  

flat, dry land between mountains

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mountain tops

(a)  

rainforest, wetter, lower, can grow stuff here

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