Mayan, Aztec, and Incan Civilizations Answers
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Why were aqueducts important to the Aztec civilization?
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They provided fresh water used in agriculture.B
They served as artificial islands for planting crops.C
They served as waterways to travel between farms.D
They were used to create steps in the land for farming.2
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Which group was in the lower classes in Incan society?
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priestsB
artisansC
enslaved peoplesD
government officials3
Review the map.
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the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific OceanB
the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific OceanC
the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific OceanD
the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico4
Where did the Aztec settle in 1325?
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Amazon BasinB
Andes MountainsC
Lake TexcocoD
Yucatán Peninsula5
Who were members of the common class in Aztec society?
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judgesB
laborersC
merchantsD
priests6
Which statement describes the Maya’s religious beliefs?
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They believed in many gods.B
They believed in Catholic ideas.C
They believed that one god influenced their daily life.D
They believed that the gods had chosen the Huey Tlatoani to lead.7
What job did most people hold in Incan society?
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artisanB
farmerC
servantD
soldier8
Which factor contributed to the fall of both the Incan and the Aztec empires?
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Civil wars continued.B
Their emperors betrayed them.C
Their enemies had larger military forces.D
New diseases were introduced.9
What helped the Inca become successful in mountain agriculture?
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lakesB
aqueductsC
terrace farmsD
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Why was the sun god the Inca’s most important god?
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They believed that the sun god had invented a numbered calendar.B
They believed that the sun god influenced their daily lives.C
They believed that the sun god gave the emperor power.D
They believed that the sun god was the god most easily pleased through worship.Did you find these answers helpful?
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