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| 261602400 | sacred spirits and powers that resided or appeared in caves, mountain, rocks, river, and other natural phenomena | huacas | 0 | |
| 261602401 | toltec deity adopted by aztecs as a major god (feathered serpent) | quetzalcoatl | 1 | |
| 261602402 | leading aztec king of the 15th century | nezhualcoyotl | 2 | |
| 261602403 | succeeded teotihuacan culture in central mexico | toltec culture | 3 | |
| 261602404 | special merchant class in aztec society that specialized in long-distance trade in luxury items | pochteca | 4 | |
| 261602405 | system of knotted strings utilized by the incas in place of a writing system | quipu | 5 | |
| 261602406 | clans in aztec society that later expanded to include residential groups that distributed land and provided labor and warriors | calpulli | 6 | |
| 261602407 | major god of aztecs associated with fertility and the agricultural cycle | tlaloc | 7 | |
| 261602408 | a view created by spanish authors to describe inca society as a type of utopia | inca socialism | 8 | |
| 261602409 | inca religious center located at cuzco, center of state religion, held mummies of past incas | temple of the sun | 9 | |
| 261602410 | misnomer created by columbus referring to indigenous peoples of new world | indian | 10 | |
| 261602411 | way stations used by incas as inns and storehouses | tambos | 11 | |
| 261602412 | a class of people within inca society removed from their ayllus to serve permanently as servants, artisans, or workers for the inca or the inca nobility | yanas | 12 | |
| 261602413 | labor extracted for lands assigned to the state and the religion | mita | 13 | |
| 261602414 | ruler of inca society that launched a series of military campaigns that gave incas control from cuzco to lake titicaca | pachacuti | 14 | |
| 261602415 | beds of aquatic weeds, mud, and earth placed in frames made of cane and rooted in lakes to create floating islands | chinampas | 15 | |
| 261602416 | city that became the center of aztec power | tenochtitlan | 16 | |
| 261602417 | ayllu chiefs with privileges of dress and access to resources | curacas | 17 | |
| 261602418 | inca practice of descent (all titles and political power went to successor, but wealth and land remained in hands of male descendants for support of cult of dead incas mummy) | split inheritance | 18 | |
| 261602419 | word for inca empire | twantinsuyu | 19 | |
| 261602420 | religious leader and reformer of the toltecs | topiltzin | 20 | |
| 261602421 | aztec tribal patron god | huitzilopchtli | 21 |
