Religion
This was the body part that priests offered to the Sun God during human sacrifice.
The Heart
Most goods were transported in this way.
On Foot
Name three modern day countries that occupy Mesoamerica?
Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and Belize.
This was the most consumed food by the Maya, Aztec, and Incan Empires.
Corn "Maize"
Montezuma II's empire was destroyed by __________?
The Spanish
Numerous civilizations revered the God Kukulkan, also known as the "Feathered ___________"
The Feathered Serpent
This precious stone was used to make many items of value, including Death Masks for royalty.
Jade
What ancient site, is a town high in the Andes with Terraced Gardens?
Machu Pichu
The Mayan people commonly would add this to Hot Chocolate.
Chili Peppers
Usually on top of large temples, "Roof Combs" were made of what?
A Carved Stone Slab
Obsidian was usually used to make this?
A blade used in ceremonies.
This unique material, was used to absorb sacrificial blood, then burned later during prayers.
Bark Paper
This was the largest lake in the Empire of the Inca.
Lake Texcoco
The method for hunting animals used by the Inca.
Woolen sling with a Stone
Carved glyphs on temple walls could also be referred to as __________?
Relief Carvings
The Inca believed that gold was the ______ of the Sun God.
Gold was seen as the "sweat" of the Sun God
The Maya payed close attention to the movement of this planet.
Venus
Tenochtitlan, is now the Modern day city called?
Mexico City
What three foods make up the "Three Sisters"?
Corn, Beans, and Squash
An original Mayan, Aztec, or Incan Book is called _______?
A Codex
Buluc Chabtan, usually shown with a black line on one cheek, was the Mayan God of ____?
War
This popular game, featured a stone ring 25 ft off of the ground, and a rubber ball.
Ulama
Connected by three roads that led to mainland, this Aztec city was built on a marsh.
Tenochtitlan
This ivory colored grain was consumed by all of these civilizations, it is small, the leaves can be consumed and it is commonly boiled.
Quinoa
The highly ornamental tomb of this King was found at Palenque.
Pakal