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Question 1 Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the ball game Ullamaliztli? Group of answer choices A, the ball itself could be deadly B, the game was purely for entertainment purposes and the teams were often composed of semi-professional players. C, the game was dedicated to the God of Flowers and Music D, the intent of the game was to knock the ball through a stone ring, players could use their hips, legs and feet.

Question 1 Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the ball game Ullamaliztli? Group of answer choices A, the ball itself could be deadly B, the game was purely for entertainment purposes and the teams were often composed of semi-professional players. C, the game was dedicated to the God of Flowers and Music D, the intent of the game was to knock the ball through a stone ring, players could use their hips, legs and feet.

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Question 1
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the ball game Ullamaliztli?
Group of answer choices
A, the ball itself could be deadly
B, the game was purely for entertainment purposes and the teams were often composed of semi-professional players.
C, the game was dedicated to the God of Flowers and Music
D, the intent of the game was to knock the ball through a stone ring, players could use their hips, legs and feet.
 
 
Question 2
Which of the following was the main sources of protein for the Inca?
Group of answer choices
A, iguanas
B, llamas
C, guinea pigs
D, turkeys
 
 
Question 3
Which of the following is not true about slaves owned by the Mexica:
Group of answer choices
A, They could own their own slaves
B, Children of slaves were automatically considered enslaved themselves.
C, They could be sentenced to servitude because they broke the law.
D, They often were captured prisoners of war.
 
 
Question 4
Evidence shows that the Aztec used cacao beans as:
Group of answer choices
A, currency
B, decoration
C, mulch
D, treasure
 
 
Question 5
One of the foods consumed by the Inca was popped corn.
Group of answer choices
True/False
 
 
Question 6
Under the rule of the 9th Inca, Pachacuti, would offer neighboring societies a choice, they could join the empire willingly by offering tribute and labor, or they could be conquered. Many choose to enter willingly, given the skills of the Incan armies.
Group of answer choices
True/False
 
 
Question 7
The Incan emperors used a system of mitmaq villages to extend their control over new lands and territories, sometimes moving entire villages in their expansion.
Group of answer choices
True/False
 
 
Question 8
The Inca's official language was Quechua, and they spread their language along with their imperial rule.
Group of answer choices
False/True
 
 
Question 9
Which is true about the nature of understanding Incan history?
Group of answer choices
A, It is difficult to understand Incan history because our written sources are from European priests and administrators.
B, It is difficult to understand Incan culture because it is so different from our own.
C, It is easy to understand because we have plenty of records from the Spanish administrators.
 
 
Question 10
At it's height, the Incan empire ruled perhaps:
Group of answer choices
A, 12-16 million people
B, 2,500 people
C, 1-4 million people
 
 
Question 11

Chocolate is often associated with Europe, but it should be associated with Mesoamerica, because that is where people first consumed chocolate by roasting the seeds and mixing the result with sweeteners like sugar to make a paste that was eaten with fruit.

Group of answer choices
True/False
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