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100
How many years did it take to conquer the Aztecs? and Incas?
bare 2 years. almost 7.
100
Tawantisuyu is a name of a(n)... A.king B. Inca Empire C.god D. pyramid
B. Inca Empire
100
A specialist in military history of early modern Europe, he explains the military analysis between Andean and Spanish. What is his name?
John F. Guilmartin Jr.
100
Weapon falls into two categories. Offensive and Defensive. Offensive weapons falls into what two categories? (pg.50)
hand-held and missile
200
1535-1536 is during the siege of ______, which was the __________. He then also lead the ________ in 1539. (pg.48)
1. Cuzco 2. Manco's great rebellion. 3. Manco's second rebellion
200
Who is Atahualpa? where and when was he captured?(pg.46)
Last (official) ruler of the Incas. Captured at Cajamarca 16. November.
200
Spanish horsemen generally rode ______ to maximum mobility rather than _________ leaning back on the saddle. (pg.54)
1. a la jineta 2. a la brida
200
What is the name of this weapon? (pg.57) Along with cannon, missle weapons it was hardly used during the invasion except Cusco.
Harquebus.
300
Why did Diego de Amargo return from Chile to Cusco in the spring of 1537? (pg.59)
To claim control of the better part of Peru from Pizzaro and fight them for it.
300
Incas held advantage over the invader in what 3 key area?Expain briefly. (pg.47-48)
-Logistically, Inca armies were supported by extensive network -Strategic command, could be relied upon to carry out whatever orders with effieciency. they has swift communication to all corners of the realm. -High altitudes: greater lung capacity
300
For what reason did Pizarro do with the captured men and women? (pg.44)
Captured women were all killed, because they employed suppport for porterage, food preparation and etc. They cut the right hands of the male and set them free to spread fear and demoralization.
300
According to the article, how did the principle weapons of the 16th century inflict damage by? List 3 or 4. (pg.50)
pierecing, cutting and crushing. (fire)
400
In 1564, what did the Spanish authorities in Peru discover?(pg.61)
Large stores of weapons secretly manufactored and stock piled weapons to revolt against the Spaniards and possibly to prevail against the Spanish horses.
400
T or F. Incas had no written language and in testimony to the shattering complitiness of their defeat. No dynamic oral tradition survive.
True :)
400
What was Geoffrey Conrad and Arther Demorest theory about the falls of the Great Empire? (pg.42)
Economic structure and religious ideology of Tawantisuyu forced the Incas to adapt frentic expansion to forestall social and economic collapse from within; they argue the civil war between Huascor and Atahualpa left the empire shattered. All the Spanish had to do was pick up the pieces.
400
The Spanish feared this kind of weapon and no other indigenous weapon. What is this weapon? and Why did they fear it? (pg.52-53)
Sling- crushing weapon. They feared this, because they were capable of wounding horses, which were the crucial advantage in power, shock and speed for the Spanish.
400
In the Disney Movie Pocahontus, what are the names of the two animal characters? the bulldog and the racoon
Percy= dog Meeko=racoon
500
In the Epic of El Cid or El Poema de Mio Cid, the national hero of Spain had two swords. Give me the two names.
Colada and Tizona