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| 107334574 | Teotihuacan was | largest early city in Mesoamerica | 0 | |
| 107334575 | The most important city of the Toltec's was | Tula | 1 | |
| 107334576 | The influence of the Maya on the Toltec can be seen in the similarities between Tula and the Maya city of | Chichen Itza | 2 | |
| 107334577 | The Toltec state collapsed by around 1175 because | civil conflict and nomadic incursion | 3 | |
| 107334578 | Mexica | Aztecs arrived in Mexico, reputation as troublemakers | 4 | |
| 107334579 | The word Aztlán means | the place of the 7 legendary caves | 5 | |
| 107334580 | The capital of the Aztec empire was | Tenochtitlan | 6 | |
| 107334581 | The chinampa system refers to | dredged a rich and fertile much from the lakes bottom and built it up into small plots of fertile land | 7 | |
| 107334582 | By the middle of the fifteenth century, the Mexica had formed a triple alliance with | Texcoco and Tlacopan | 8 | |
| 107334583 | The Aztec expansion began under | Itzcoatl | 9 | |
| 107334584 | At its high point, the Aztec empire contained a population of around | 12 million | 10 | |
| 107334585 | In regard to political structure the Aztec empire | local government run by conquered people and organized tribute | 11 | |
| 107334586 | In regard to military structure, the Aztecs | no permanent standing army, simply assembled forces as needed when they launched campaigns of expansion or mounted expeditions | 12 | |
| 107334587 | Bernal Díaz del Castillo was | a spanish soldier | 13 | |
| 107334588 | In the Aztec social hierarchy most of the honors and rewards went to the | military elite | 14 | |
| 107334589 | Rulers among the Mexica were chosen by | most successful warriors | 15 | |
| 107334590 | Women in Aztec society | high honors as mothers of warriors played no public role | 16 | |
| 107334591 | The primary role of women in Mexica society | bear children | 17 | |
| 107334592 | A Mexica woman who died in childbirth | great honors celebrated | 18 | |
| 107334593 | Mexica priests | ranked among military elite | 19 | |
| 107334594 | Most Mexica slave | worked as domestic servants | 20 | |
| 107334595 | When the Mexica migrated to central Mexico they | they spoke the nahuatl language and adopted the culture | 21 | |
| 107334596 | Tezcatlipoca was | a powerful figure giver and taker of life and patron deity of warriors | 22 | |
| 107334597 | Tezcatlipoca was also known as | "the smoking mirror" | 23 | |
| 107334598 | Most Aztec human sacrifices were in honor of | Huitzilopochtli | 24 | |
| 107334599 | The Aztecs viewed human sacrifice | viewed it as essential to world survival | 25 | |
| 107334600 | North American societies | Pueblo and Navajo | 26 | |
| 107334601 | The Pueblo and Navajo peoples of the American southwest | tapped river waters to irrigate crops of maize | 27 | |
| 107334602 | The five Iroquois nations were the | Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca | 28 | |
| 107334603 | Cahokia was | largest surviving mound | 29 | |
| 107334604 | The North American Indian societies | trade networks | 30 | |
| 107334605 | The kingdom of Chucuito was located in | dominated highlands region around lake titicaca | 31 | |
| 107334606 | The capital city of Chimu was | Chanchan | 32 | |
| 107334607 | The ruins of Chanchan | population had 50,000 lie close to the modern city of Trujillo, massive brick buildings | 33 | |
| 107334608 | The most important ruler in the expansion of the Inca empire was | Pachacuti | 34 | |
| 107334609 | The Inca imposed order | ? | 35 | |
| 107334610 | The Inca quipu was | mnemonic aid consisted of an array of small cords | 36 | |
| 107334611 | The capital of the Inca empire was | Cuzco | 37 | |
| 107334612 | Rulers of which group deliberated state policy in the presence of the mummies of their predecessors? | ruling elite | 38 | |
| 107334613 | The Inca sun god was | Inti | 39 | |
| 107334614 | The cultural and religious traditions of the Australian aborigines | moral dimension, intense concern for immediate environment | 40 | |
| 107334615 | The massive stone palace at Nan Madol was located | on pohnpei in the Caroline Islands | 41 | |
| 107334616 | The Hawaiian class of high chiefs were known as the | ali'I nui | 42 | |
| 107334617 | A marae was | ceremonial precinct and temple structure | 43 |
