The Maya
The structures found by archaeologists in Maya cities like Tikal, are made of
What is stone?
The game that used a rubberball that was only touched by using the hips, shoulders, and elbows?
What is pok-a-tok?
Why would the Aztecs build a shrine to Tlaloc, the rain god?
What is rain was needed for agriculture?
What were quipus used for?
What is remembering information (memory aids)?
What was the main crop of the Maya and Aztecs? What about for the Inca?
What is Maize? What are potatoes?
Other than leading rituals and offering sacrifices, was another role of Maya priests?
What is telling the future?
What were chinampas used for?
What is to expand the empire's land?
What shows that war was central to Aztec life?
What is all men were trained to be soldiers?
Why did the Inca begin to expand their empire after hundreds of years without doing so?
What is an attack from a neighboring group?
What did the Inca call gold?
What is the "sweat of the sun?"
When were Maya girls first given the tools for spinning & weaving?
What is at three-months old?
Who had to pay taxes to the Aztecs?
What is people from the conquered areas?
How was the Aztec emperor chosen?
What is advisors would chose a family member after the emperor died?
Even if people belonged to the same ayllu, what may they do differently from one another?
What is perform different jobs?
What is a challenge mostly faced by the Inca than the Aztecs and Maya?
What is controlling a huge empire?
What is a skill that the Maya learned from the Olmes?
What is writing pictures as symbols?
Why were the records of Aztec origins destroyed by Itzcoatl?
What is to rewrite the history of the Aztecs?
Why were Aztecs called the "people of the sun?"
What is their chief god was Huitzilopochtli, the sun god?
When would an Incan priest use an oracle?
What is for advice on the future?
The Maya used two different calendars for what?
What is solar seasons and sacred rites?
What was the Sacred Round used for?
What is choosing when to plant crops?
Who built the city in ruins that Aztecs would visit on pilgrimages?
What is the Teotihuacáns?
What is women could divorce, only have one husband and men could have multiple wives?
How and among who were the ayllus crops divided?
What is the Sapa Inca (emperor) claimed one-third of crops, another third supported the Incan temples, and commoners kept the remaining third for themselves?
What was the significance of the Aztecs moving pieces around the board 5 times in the game patolli?
What is 5 times around the board (with 52 squares) equaled 260 days, the board symbolized the 260-day calendar?