HIEU 201 Chapter 5 Quiz Answers - Includes ALL VERSIONS HIEU201 Lecture Quizzes Liberty University.docx

HIEU 201 Chapter 5 Quiz Answers - Includes ALL VERSIONS HIEU201 Lecture Quizzes Liberty U What American city was oldest?Caral SupeWhat was the other big city before Christ?Chavin de HuantarWhat was Teotihuacan?A precursor to many central Mexican states that had a huge populationAspects of TeotihuacaVery Militaristic, Floating garden farming, Quezalcoatl and Tlaloc, giant pyramids, extensive trade routesWho were the Toltecs?Survivors of the fallen Teotihuacan who had a large warrior culture and trade networkWhat were big exports in Meso americaGemstones, Cacao, Vanilla, FeathersWhere were the Mayans?Yucatan PeninsulaWhere was Teotihuacan located?Valley of MexicoWere the Mayans an empire?No, they were a collection of individual city statesWhat was one of the most powerful Mayan states?Chichen-ItzaWhat influence did Chichen-Itza have?Toltec influenceWhy did the Mayans collapse/Internal stress, ecological stressWhat do many civilizations form around besides rivers?Religious centersWhere were the Incas?Andes Mountains, PeruWhat did the Andean cultures develop around?Lake TiticacaWhat is reciprocity?the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, such as feasts for peasantsWhere was TiwanakuSouth Lake TiticacaWhere was the WariNorth Lake TiticacaWhat culture was similar to Tiwanaku?WariWhere were the AztecsMexico CityWho did the Aztecs say they came from?ToltecsWhat was the capital of the Inca empire?CuzcoHow did the Incas expandThrough conquestWhat is the mit'aLabor/service taxWhat was a large accomplishment for the Inca?Extensive road and inn system HIEU 201 Chapter 15 quiz: Liberty University 1. European expansion in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries was promoted by 2. Columbus's discovery made Spain a wealthy and powerful nation, because 3. Hidalgos were 4. Convertible husbandry 5. Fifteenth-and sixteenth-century innovations in business methods included all of the following EXCEPT 6. Commercial development in Spain was inhibited by 7. The development of capitalism was encouraged by 8. The traditional relationship between elite and fold cultures changed in the sixteenth century when 9. The principal reason why France was not as well placed as England to benefit from commercial expansion was 10. Thomas Mun was among the first Europeans to discern the virtues of 11. The high demand for armaments was sustained in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries by 12. Prince Henry the Navigator was associated with the expansion efforts of 13. Francisco Pizarro was 14. The European traffic in African slaves 15. The price revolution of the sixteenth century resulted primarily from 16. Enclosure was the process by which 17. The domestic system contributed to the growth of capitalism because it 18. The price revolution may have resulted partially from the influx of ______ from New Spain 19. Over the centuries leading up to the early modern period 20. The church's view of witchcraft was that