Deck 5: Early American Societies: Connection and Isolation, 20,000 Bce - 1500 Ce
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Deck 5: Early American Societies: Connection and Isolation, 20,000 Bce - 1500 Ce
1
The Pueblos were part of what culture area?
A) Southwest
B) Eastern Woodlands
C) Northwest Coast
D) Great Plains
A) Southwest
B) Eastern Woodlands
C) Northwest Coast
D) Great Plains
Southwest
2
How did Knosorov's research affect current theories regarding Mayan writing?
A) He realized that Mayan writing was phonetic.
B) He realized that the Mayan writing system was actually begun by the Toltec.
C) He realized that Mayan writing was hieroglyphic.
D) He realized that most Mayan writing centered on religion.
A) He realized that Mayan writing was phonetic.
B) He realized that the Mayan writing system was actually begun by the Toltec.
C) He realized that Mayan writing was hieroglyphic.
D) He realized that most Mayan writing centered on religion.
He realized that Mayan writing was hieroglyphic.
3
The full-scale tribal societies differed from the complex societies in being
A) hunter-gatherers.
B) farmers.
C) semi-nomadic.
D) settled.
A) hunter-gatherers.
B) farmers.
C) semi-nomadic.
D) settled.
semi-nomadic.
4
Which of these was a shared characteristic of the Pueblo and Mississippian cultures?
A) They lived in what is today the Southwest.
B) They were urban dwellers.
C) They lived along great rivers.
D) Large mounds were at the center of their communities.
A) They lived in what is today the Southwest.
B) They were urban dwellers.
C) They lived along great rivers.
D) Large mounds were at the center of their communities.
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5
Why is the term "Native Americans" rejected by some historians and anthropologists?
A) because the term "Indian" was used first
B) because the first people on the continent were actually Europeans
C) because the first people on the continent were actually Africans
D) because no human life was "native" to the Western hemisphere
A) because the term "Indian" was used first
B) because the first people on the continent were actually Europeans
C) because the first people on the continent were actually Africans
D) because no human life was "native" to the Western hemisphere
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6
Which of these is a culture area rather than a societal type?
A) full-scale tribal
B) Great Plains
C) moundbuilders
D) hunter-gatherer
A) full-scale tribal
B) Great Plains
C) moundbuilders
D) hunter-gatherer
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7
The mound builders included all EXCEPT which of these?
A) Haudenosaunee
B) Adena
C) Hopewell
D) Mississippian
A) Haudenosaunee
B) Adena
C) Hopewell
D) Mississippian
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8
Which of the following accurately describes the first inhabitants of North America?
A) They were farmers.
B) They were very warlike.
C) They were nomadic hunter-gatherers.
D) They were not of Asian descent.
A) They were farmers.
B) They were very warlike.
C) They were nomadic hunter-gatherers.
D) They were not of Asian descent.
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9
Which of the following groups is NOT classified as a full-scale tribal society?
A) Plains
B) Apache
C) Haudenosaunee
D) Creeks
A) Plains
B) Apache
C) Haudenosaunee
D) Creeks
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10
Which of these is refuted by the dating of archaeological evidence of Monte Verde?
A) the idea that Native Americans created complex societies
B) the Bering Strait theory
C) the idea that only in Mesoamerica did Amerinds create cities
D) the idea that Amerinds entered the Americas before 5000 B.C.E.
A) the idea that Native Americans created complex societies
B) the Bering Strait theory
C) the idea that only in Mesoamerica did Amerinds create cities
D) the idea that Amerinds entered the Americas before 5000 B.C.E.
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11
Which of the following is NOT one of the four principal types of preinvasion Amerind groups?
A) mound builders
B) hunter-gatherers
C) limited-scale tribal societies
D) True civilizations
A) mound builders
B) hunter-gatherers
C) limited-scale tribal societies
D) True civilizations
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12
When was the Mayan writing system deciphered?
A) during the Russian Revolution
B) after WWII
C) in the 1990s
D) after the discovery of the Rosetta Stone
A) during the Russian Revolution
B) after WWII
C) in the 1990s
D) after the discovery of the Rosetta Stone
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13
The significance of the skulls found by archaeologists in Washington and Nevada is the implication that
A) all Amerinds were of central Asian origin.
B) Amerinds did not arrive in the Western hemisphere as early as previously believed.
C) some Amerinds were of African origin.
D) not all Amerinds were of Central Asian origin.
A) all Amerinds were of central Asian origin.
B) Amerinds did not arrive in the Western hemisphere as early as previously believed.
C) some Amerinds were of African origin.
D) not all Amerinds were of Central Asian origin.
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14
What is another common term for the Amerinds?
A) Native Americans
B) Native Asian Indians
C) African American Indians
D) Asian Indians
A) Native Americans
B) Native Asian Indians
C) African American Indians
D) Asian Indians
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15
What is the significance of the archeological findings at Monte Verde?
A) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the time period in which humans entered South America.
B) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding religious practices among Amerinds.
C) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the arrival of Europeans in the Western hemisphere.
D) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the writing system of the Maya.
A) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the time period in which humans entered South America.
B) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding religious practices among Amerinds.
C) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the arrival of Europeans in the Western hemisphere.
D) The findings challenge earlier scholarship regarding the writing system of the Maya.
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16
Which of these groups most resembled the earliest Amerinds?
A) Inuits
B) Cherokees
C) Adena
D) Creeks
A) Inuits
B) Cherokees
C) Adena
D) Creeks
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17
Which of the following does NOT apply to the preinvasion Eskimo?
A) They are also classified as Inuit people.
B) They never developed complex societies.
C) They were nomadic hunter-gatherers.
D) They are classified as a "Great Basin" society.
A) They are also classified as Inuit people.
B) They never developed complex societies.
C) They were nomadic hunter-gatherers.
D) They are classified as a "Great Basin" society.
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18
What conclusion can be drawn from anthropological evidence regarding the origins of the Amerinds?
A) They are of African descent.
B) They are of European descent.
C) They are of Asian descent.
D) They are of Australian descent.
A) They are of African descent.
B) They are of European descent.
C) They are of Asian descent.
D) They are of Australian descent.
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19
Which of the following best explains the reason for the loose affiliation among the Algonquian peoples in the eastern Canadian Sub-Arctic?
A) They realized that they must cooperate in order to expel the European settlers.
B) They realized that they could grow enough crops to feed the entire tribe if they planted communal gardens instead of each family planting its own individual garden.
C) They banded together for the purposes of fishing for salmon and smoking it to ensure a year-round abundance of food.
D) They banded together for the purpose of hunting caribou.
A) They realized that they must cooperate in order to expel the European settlers.
B) They realized that they could grow enough crops to feed the entire tribe if they planted communal gardens instead of each family planting its own individual garden.
C) They banded together for the purposes of fishing for salmon and smoking it to ensure a year-round abundance of food.
D) They banded together for the purpose of hunting caribou.
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20
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe the Pueblo Indians?
A) They were grew maize, squash and beans.
B) They were nomadic.
C) They produced woven baskets and cotton cloth.
D) They developed complex irrigation techniques.
A) They were grew maize, squash and beans.
B) They were nomadic.
C) They produced woven baskets and cotton cloth.
D) They developed complex irrigation techniques.
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21
According the Long Count calendar, when is the present world scheduled to end?
A) 2099
B) 2012
C) 2020
D) 2053
A) 2099
B) 2012
C) 2020
D) 2053
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22
The suggestion that contact might have occurred between the early Mississippians and the Amerinds of Mesoamerica is supported by all of these EXCEPT which?
A) the discovery of skeletons in Cahokia that had fillings in the teeth.
B) the fact that Mississippians cultivated potatoes.
C) the discovery of carefully positioned bodies in the mound excavated at Cahokia.
D) The discovery that the layout of Cahokia was similar to Mesoamerican cities.
A) the discovery of skeletons in Cahokia that had fillings in the teeth.
B) the fact that Mississippians cultivated potatoes.
C) the discovery of carefully positioned bodies in the mound excavated at Cahokia.
D) The discovery that the layout of Cahokia was similar to Mesoamerican cities.
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23
Who were the moundbuilders of the Ohio River valley?
A) Powhatan
B) Adena-Hopewell
C) Natchez
D) Choctaw
A) Powhatan
B) Adena-Hopewell
C) Natchez
D) Choctaw
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24
Where is the Great Serpent Mound located?
A) Mexico City
B) Peru
C) Pennsylvania
D) Ohio
A) Mexico City
B) Peru
C) Pennsylvania
D) Ohio
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25
The Maya resemble the Akkadians and Aryans in what sense?
A) In creating large pyramid complexes.
B) In their linguistic roots.
C) In adopting the practices of an earlier civilization.
D) In having a state religion founded on human sacrifice.
A) In creating large pyramid complexes.
B) In their linguistic roots.
C) In adopting the practices of an earlier civilization.
D) In having a state religion founded on human sacrifice.
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26
Which tribe was known for its rigid hereditary castes such as the "Suns" and the "Stinkards"?
A) Natchez
B) Creek
C) Choctaw
D) Chickasaw
A) Natchez
B) Creek
C) Choctaw
D) Chickasaw
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27
Which of the following was NOT a Mesoamerican society?
A) Olmec
B) Maya
C) Toltec
D) Apache
A) Olmec
B) Maya
C) Toltec
D) Apache
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28
Which of the following crops was NOT one of the "three sisters"?
A) corn
B) beans
C) squash
D) potatoes
A) corn
B) beans
C) squash
D) potatoes
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29
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe Mayan society?
A) Free peasants and serfs were commoners.
B) Merchants were commoners.
C) Slavery was hereditary.
D) Priests were part of the nobility.
A) Free peasants and serfs were commoners.
B) Merchants were commoners.
C) Slavery was hereditary.
D) Priests were part of the nobility.
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30
Which of the following does NOT accurately portray Mayan religion?
A) The practice of bloodletting was a common ritual.
B) The Maya feared death because they thought most common people went to the underworld.
C) Only kings and priests were allowed to take part in religious rituals.
D) They were polytheistic.
A) The practice of bloodletting was a common ritual.
B) The Maya feared death because they thought most common people went to the underworld.
C) Only kings and priests were allowed to take part in religious rituals.
D) They were polytheistic.
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31
A sophisticated calendar based on solar and sacred years was a feature of which cultural area?
A) Great Basin
B) Adena-Hopewell
C) Andes Mountains
D) Mesoamerica
A) Great Basin
B) Adena-Hopewell
C) Andes Mountains
D) Mesoamerica
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32
Which of the following locations represents "Mesoamerica"?
A) Central and South America
B) northern Mexico and southern North America
C) southern Mexico and northern Central America
D) Mexico and northern Central America
A) Central and South America
B) northern Mexico and southern North America
C) southern Mexico and northern Central America
D) Mexico and northern Central America
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33
What unique Olmec artifacts were found at San Lorenzo?
A) elaborate burial mounds
B) sophisticated iron tools
C) huge wheeled carts
D) immense stone heads
A) elaborate burial mounds
B) sophisticated iron tools
C) huge wheeled carts
D) immense stone heads
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34
Which people built San Lorenzo and Tres Zapotes?
A) Olmec
B) Maya
C) Toltec
D) Apache
A) Olmec
B) Maya
C) Toltec
D) Apache
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35
Teotihuacán had about how many pyramids?
A) 10
B) 50
C) 150
D) 600
A) 10
B) 50
C) 150
D) 600
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36
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe the Long Count calendar?
A) It was created by the May.
B) It contained a cogwheel with 365 notches for the days of the solar year.
C) It contained a cogwheel with 260 notches for the days of the sacred almanac.
D) It was useful in the areas of astronomy and agriculture.
A) It was created by the May.
B) It contained a cogwheel with 365 notches for the days of the solar year.
C) It contained a cogwheel with 260 notches for the days of the sacred almanac.
D) It was useful in the areas of astronomy and agriculture.
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37
Which civilization most profoundly affected the development of Mayan society?
A) Natchez
B) Olmec
C) Navajo
D) Apache
A) Natchez
B) Olmec
C) Navajo
D) Apache
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38
Which North American Amerind society is most comparable to the Asian and North African river civilizations?
A) Hopewell
B) Natchez
C) Mississippians
D) Iroquois
A) Hopewell
B) Natchez
C) Mississippians
D) Iroquois
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39
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe the Cheyenne?
A) They were seminomadic.
B) They were among the most highly organized Plains Indians.
C) Clan mothers appointed tribal chiefs.
D) They were buffalo hunters.
A) They were seminomadic.
B) They were among the most highly organized Plains Indians.
C) Clan mothers appointed tribal chiefs.
D) They were buffalo hunters.
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40
Which region of the Western hemisphere was home to the most complex of Amerind civilizations?
A) North America
B) Mesoamerica
C) South America
D) Alaska
A) North America
B) Mesoamerica
C) South America
D) Alaska
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41
Which region of the Western hemisphere was home to the Moche?
A) Eastern South America
B) northern Peru
C) the sub-Arctic
D) Mesoamerica
A) Eastern South America
B) northern Peru
C) the sub-Arctic
D) Mesoamerica
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42
Which of the following statements accurately portrays relations between the Nazca and the Moche?
A) They engaged extensively in trade.
B) They frequently engaged in conflict.
C) They eventually combined forces through intermarriage.
D) They remained isolated from each other.
A) They engaged extensively in trade.
B) They frequently engaged in conflict.
C) They eventually combined forces through intermarriage.
D) They remained isolated from each other.
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43
The Paiute and Shoshone were largely nomadic, Great Basin societies.
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44
Most Amerinds in North America developed written languages.
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45
Most Amerinds accept the idea that their ancestry is distinctly Asian.
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46
What Amerind society was centered on the Yucatán Peninsula?
A) Aztecs.
B) Incas.
C) Maya.
D) Moche.
A) Aztecs.
B) Incas.
C) Maya.
D) Moche.
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47
In which area of society did the Teotihuacanos and Maya differ greatly?
A) military
B) government
C) religion
D) commerce
A) military
B) government
C) religion
D) commerce
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48
The preinvasion Eskimos never developed complex societies.
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49
About when did hunter-gatherers arrive in the Andes?
A) 7000 B.C.E.
B) 10,000 B.C.E.
C) 1000 B.C.E.
D) 500 B.C.E.
A) 7000 B.C.E.
B) 10,000 B.C.E.
C) 1000 B.C.E.
D) 500 B.C.E.
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50
When the first Spanish invaders entered central Mexico, many Amerinds showed great reverence to them because they
A) had just experienced a powerful earthquake and they believed that the gods had sent these messengers from heaven to help them.
B) hoped that the Spanish would help them defeat the Toltecs.
C) were experiencing a great famine, and the Spanish brought plenty of food.
D) believed that this was a fulfillment of Quetzalcoatl's prophecy.
A) had just experienced a powerful earthquake and they believed that the gods had sent these messengers from heaven to help them.
B) hoped that the Spanish would help them defeat the Toltecs.
C) were experiencing a great famine, and the Spanish brought plenty of food.
D) believed that this was a fulfillment of Quetzalcoatl's prophecy.
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51
There are varying opinions regarding the cause of the collapse of Classic Mesoamerican civilization. Which viewpoint is most widely accepted today?
A) Epidemic disease destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
B) Natural disasters destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
C) Internal stresses destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
D) Invasion by other Amerind tribes destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
A) Epidemic disease destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
B) Natural disasters destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
C) Internal stresses destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
D) Invasion by other Amerind tribes destroyed Mesoamerican civilization.
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52
Which inhabited region of the world is the least thoroughly explored?
A) North America
B) Central America
C) South America
D) Africa
A) North America
B) Central America
C) South America
D) Africa
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53
The civilization of Chavín differed greatly from that of Mesoamerica in what way?
A) Chavín lacked a ceremonial center.
B) Chavín was isolated from neighboring cultures.
C) Chavín cannot be considered a civilization.
D) Chavín had no organized religion.
A) Chavín lacked a ceremonial center.
B) Chavín was isolated from neighboring cultures.
C) Chavín cannot be considered a civilization.
D) Chavín had no organized religion.
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54
Who was the "feathered serpent"?
A) Hernán Cortés
B) Quetzalcoatl
C) Tania Proskouriakoff
D) Kukulcán
A) Hernán Cortés
B) Quetzalcoatl
C) Tania Proskouriakoff
D) Kukulcán
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55
Between 650 and 850 CE, the Maya and Teotihuacán
A) declined and collapsed.
B) merged into a single state known as Aztec.
C) reached their peak of sophistication and power.
D) were conquered by the Moche.
A) declined and collapsed.
B) merged into a single state known as Aztec.
C) reached their peak of sophistication and power.
D) were conquered by the Moche.
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56
How did Chimor's social structure mimic Mayan social structure?
A) Both were hierarchical
B) Both rejected the practice of slavery.
C) Both viewed artisans as nobility.
D) Both viewed priests as commoners.
A) Both were hierarchical
B) Both rejected the practice of slavery.
C) Both viewed artisans as nobility.
D) Both viewed priests as commoners.
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57
Which of the following does NOT accurately portray the landscape of west South America?
A) The Andes mountains are between Chile and Argentina.
B) Earthquakes and mudslides are common.
C) There are numerous active volcanoes.
D) The landscape mirrors the eastern region of the continent.
A) The Andes mountains are between Chile and Argentina.
B) Earthquakes and mudslides are common.
C) There are numerous active volcanoes.
D) The landscape mirrors the eastern region of the continent.
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58
Which of the following does NOT accurately represent Chavín civilization?
A) It was the first Andean society.
B) It had a strong central government.
C) It was a polytheistic civilization.
D) It was a farming civilization.
A) It was the first Andean society.
B) It had a strong central government.
C) It was a polytheistic civilization.
D) It was a farming civilization.
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59
The Aztec Empire referred to its artisans by the name
A) Mayan.
B) Chichén.
C) tolteca.
D) quetzal.
A) Mayan.
B) Chichén.
C) tolteca.
D) quetzal.
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60
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe the Mayan civilization?
A) complex
B) scientific
C) contemplative
D) peaceful
A) complex
B) scientific
C) contemplative
D) peaceful
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61
Describe the Long Count Calendar and comment on its religious significance.
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62
Evaluate the varying proposed explanations for the fall of Mesoamerican civilization.
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63
How did the Mayan attempt to bridge the temporal and spiritual realms?
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64
Much of the available information regarding Amerinds in North America comes from the work of archaeologists and anthropologists.
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65
The "Three Sisters" were cultivated in Mesoamerican and Mississippian societies.
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66
Which Amerind civilization built walled settlements, multistoried apartments, and residences made of adobe brick?
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67
Hunting was the bedrock of Mayan civilization.
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68
Which society was first accidently discovered in the 1930s?
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69
How could Mayan slaves obtain freedom?
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70
The Romans were the first people to use the digit 0 as a placeholder.
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71
Some women became Mayan kings.
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72
How did the first humans most likely enter the Western hemisphere?
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73
Mayan culture was built on Mississippian foundations.
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74
What was the first stable empire in central Mexico after the fall of the Toltec?
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75
Evaluate the contributions of the Olmec to Mayan society.
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76
Which ancient civilization provided the basis for many of the components of Mayan culture?
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77
Why were the Teotihuacanos dependent on obsidian?
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78
Discuss the "great cycle" doctrine espoused by the Olmec and Maya.
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79
Why do Amerind historians have to rely heavily on the work of archeologists and anthropologists?
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80
What was the punishment for medical malpractice in Moche society?
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