(#160 Maize Cobs) Maize was considered an imperial food because...

it was used to brew chicha, a ritual drink

(#165 Painted Elk Hide) When this was made, which of the following was not true?

Native Americans hunted with bow and arrow

The relationship between the altar in Santo Domingo and Qorikancha is the same as the relationship between

The baldacchino in St. Peter’s and the Pantheon

(#157 Templo Mayor) The Coyolxauhqui Stone was placed at the foot of Huiztilopochtli to...

Reenact the myth of Bells-on-her-face

(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel) Maria Martinez signed pots made by others because

her signature made the pot more vauable

(#160 Maize Cobs) Which of the following is not true?

The Inkas established successful trading posts along the Amazon

(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) The exchange of high status goods in the Inkan Empire

assured clear power relationships between the emperor and his subjects

(#165 Painted Elk Hide) The Sun Dance was outlawed because

It reaffirmed the heritage and identity of Native Americans

(#160 Maize Cobs) Repousse is a technique used for...

sculpting sheets of malleable metal

(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) Which of the following is not true?

This is the uniform of the Inkan army

(#153 Chavin de Huantar) The purpose of contour rivalry is to...

Divide the believers who can see from those who cannot

(#159 City of Cusco) Which is not true of the masonry in Cusco and the Walls of Sacsayhuaman?

The outer walls were covered with gold

(#164 Transformation Mask) The potlatch ritual

established social status and ancestor reconnections

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1
(#153 Chavin de Huantar) This building complex functioned as...
The capital of this culture
A musical intrument
All of the above
A temple
2
(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel) The designs on these pots were based on
images from nature
geometric forms similar to Art Deco designs
all of the above
Ancestral Pueblo designs from the past
3
(#160 Maize Cobs) Maize was considered an imperial food because...
it was the color of gold
it was used to brew chicha, a ritual drink
it was associated with the god of fertility
it only grew in high altitudes, closer to the sky
4
(#157 Templo Mayor) The twin pyramids represent...
Two mountains
Snake Mountain/Coatepec
All of the above
Two deities
5
(#161 Machu Picchu) Machu Picchu includes all of the following except
16 fountains
terraces for farming
an observatory
a gold mine
6
(#157 Templo Mayor) This structure was at the center of...
All of the above
Lake Texcoco
Mexico City
The Aztec capital
7
(#158 Ruler's Feather Headdress) Making a headdress like this required...
tribute paid by cultures that the Aztecs conquered
trade with neighboring groups
all of the above
hundreds of quetzals
8
(#164 Transformation Mask) Masks like this represented
Clan status
Ancestors
All of the above
Animal spirits
9
(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) Which of the following was most similar to this in function?
The Bayeux Tapestry
The Funeral Banner of Lady Dai
The Ahu Ula
The Ardabil Carpet
10
(#165 Painted Elk Hide) When this was made, which of the following was not true?
Plains Indians had become skilled at raising and riding horses
The Shoshone had been forcibly relocated to the Wind River reservation
Buffalo had been hunted to extinction
Native Americans hunted with bow and arrow
11
The relationship between the altar in Santo Domingo and Qorikancha is the same as the relationship between
Napoleon’s army and The Sphinx
The Elgin Marbles in the British Museum and the Parthenon
The Codex of Mendoza and Oxford University
The baldacchino in St. Peter’s and the Pantheon
12
(#157 Templo Mayor) The Coyolxauhqui Stone was placed at the foot of Huiztilopochtli to...
All of the above
Honor Tlaloc
Replace the Chacmool
Reenact the myth of Bells-on-her-face
13
(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel) The variation between matte and glossy finish on this is achieved by
glazing
grinding
burnishing
painting
14
(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) Textiles like this use all of the following except
sheep’s wool
a camelid weft
a cotton warp
a backstrap loom
15
(#155 Yaxchilan) Human sacrifice functioned as...
a duty to the gods
a way to ensure the cycle of sun and rain would continue
a method for honoring the victims
all of the above
16
(#153 Chavin de Huantar) The Lanzon Stele includes all of the following imagery except?
Eagle
Jaguar
Caiman
Snake
17
(#154 Mesa Verde) Which of these artworks was around at the same time as the Anastazi culture?
Angkor Wat
Persepolis
Ecstacy of St. Teresa
Parthenon
18
(#155 Yaxchilan) The Mayan culture lasted almost as long as...
The Ming Dynasty
The Saudeleur Dynasty
The Byzantine Empire
The Roman Empire
19
(#165 Painted Elk Hide) Which of the following was not painted on animal skin?
Codex Mendoza
Vienna Genesis
Golden Haggadah
Lindesfarne Gospels
20
(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel) Maria Martinez signed pots made by others because
her signature made the pot more vauable
she didn’t want others to become famous
she owned the ceramics studio
she owned the land the clay came from
21
(#160 Maize Cobs) Which of the following is not true?
Inkan rulers enforced a labor tax on its citizens called mit’a
The Inkas established successful trading posts along the Amazon
The Inkas valued textiles more than precious metals
The Inkas were in power for 200 years when the Spaniards conquered them
22
(#163 Bandolier Bag) This was used to carry
pelts
arrows
bullets
wampum
23
(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) The exchange of high status goods in the Inkan Empire
assured clear power relationships between the emperor and his subjects
required trade with Spain
created equality among its citizens
relied on slave labor from conquered enemies
24
(#165 Painted Elk Hide) The Sun Dance was outlawed because
It encouraged Native Americans to hunt buffalo
It illustrated dead buffalo
It reaffirmed the heritage and identity of Native Americans
It didn’t appeal to tourists
25
(#155 Yaxchilan) The Mayans are the only Pre-columbian culture to have developed...
a written language
use of the wheel
a cavalry
large pyramids
26
(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel)Maria Martinez role in raising ceramics to a fine art can be seen as parallel to
Queen Elizabeth II and the Fijian mats
Pope Julius II and the Sistine Chapel
The Spanish Viceroyalty and the Screen with the Seige of Belgrade
Nadar and photography
27
(#153 Chavin de Huantar) Which of the following was contemporary with the culture at Chavin de Huantar?
Ming Dynasty
Byzanine
Greek
Sumerian
28
(#166 Black on Black Ceramic Vessel) What type of use was this pot made for?
funereal
storage
commercial
cooking
29
(#165 Painted Elk Hide) This hide was made
to celebrate a ritual
to sell to tourists
as a dowry
as a sketch for a petroglyph
30
(#164 Transformation Mask) The original meaning of this mask is most authentically displayed
during a performance
in a museum
on the prow of a boat
when it is open
31
(#158 Ruler's Feather Headdress) This is similar to all of the following in function except...
T’oqapu Tunic
Reliquary of Ste Foy
Merovingian Looped fibulae
Ahu Ula
32
(#161 Machu Picchu) Which of the following was not a royal residence?
Great Zimbabwe
Angkor Wat
The Forbidden City
The Alhambra
33
(#158 Ruler's Feather Headdress) Spanish conquistadors...
reused the feathers for Catholic imagery
burned these
traded them with other conquered peoples
gave this to Charles V
34
(#156 Great Serpent Mound) The Serpent Mound differs from mounds built by other indigenous cultures because...
It does not contain artifacts
It is covered with grass
It marks the site of a meteor landing
It is snake shaped
35
(#155 Yaxchilan) The image of Lady Xook with a rope illustrates...
a bloodletting ritual
a coming of age ritual
the sacrifice of a prisoner of war
a coronation ritual
36
(#160 Maize Cobs) Repousse is a technique used for...
weighing gold
mining silver
recycling valuable metals by melting them down
sculpting sheets of malleable metal
37
(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) Which of the following is not true?
This is the uniform of the Inkan army
The red dye was made from insects
High status tunics like this were burned as sacrifices to the gods
Textiles were developed in South America before ceramics
38
(#153 Chavin de Huantar) The purpose of contour rivalry is to...
Separate the old and new temples at this site
Divide the believers who can see from those who cannot
Clarify the boundary between enemy territories
Point out a difference in size between two shapes
39
(#163 Bandolier Bag) This was made by a tribe situated in
the Four Corners region
NJ and Delaware
the Northwest coast
Maine and Quebec
40
(#159 City of Cusco) Which is not true of the masonry in Cusco and the Walls of Sacsayhuaman?
The outer walls were covered with gold
They were engineered to move enough to withstand earthquakes
shape and size represented the ability of different people to get along
The walls were paid for with the mit’a
41
(#165 Painted Elk Hide) Painted hides were used for
recording history
all of the above
robes
tipis
42
(#161 Machu Picchu) This was a
royal residence
fortress
all of the above
amphitheatre
43
(#164 Transformation Mask) The potlatch ritual
prepared participants for war
established social status and ancestor reconnections
was intended to disguise cannibalism
was introduced by Christian missionaries
44
(#158 Ruler's Feather Headdress) This was made for a...
all of the above
god
priest
ruler
45
(#156 Great Serpent Mound) This was probably built by people who were...
nomadic
farmers
urban
slaves
46
(#155 Yaxchilan) This site is especially well known for...
carved reliefs on lintels
animal images embedded in ashlar masonry
its monumental columns
stepped pyramids
47
(#161 Machu Picchu) The Intihuatana was
the entry to the emperor’s court
a symbol of the emperor
the emperor’s ritual bath
the hitching post of the sun
48
(#162 All-T'oqapu Tunic) Which of the following indicates that this tunic was very high status?
the number of t’oqapus
it was woven by acllas, or “chosen women”
all of the above
the color and range of dyes used
49
Which of the following artworks was sent back to Europe as a symbol of successful conquest of indigenous peoples?
Codex of Mendoza
Baptistere de St. Louis
The David Vases
Angel with Arquebus
50
(#153 Chavin de Huantar) The site for the temple was chosen because it was a connection between...
Two rivers
All of the above
Two roads
Two tribes
51
(#160 Maize Cobs) The garden this was part of represented...
all of the above
a compact version of the cosmos controlled by the Inka state
most important Inkan agricultural products
ecosystems at different elevations in the empire
52
(#157 Templo Mayor) The Calendar Stone includes...
The fifth sun
“Four Movement”
All of the above
A glyph of Moctezuma II
53
(#156 Great Serpent Mound) Which of the following does not feature snake imagery?
Bahram Gur Fights the Karg
The Fall of Man
The Lanzon Stele
The Calendar Stone
54
(#163 Bandolier Bag) The X-like design in the beadwork may symbolize
the four cardinal directions
the sun and the moon
the face of a deity
butterflies and other insects
55
(#163 Bandolier Bag) These were made only by women, similar to
the Aka Elephant mask
the Coyolxauqui stone
the Ambum Stone
the Hiapo tapa cloth
56
(#156 Great Serpent Mound) Archaeologists theorize that this functioned as...
a compass
documentation of a celestial event
place of worship
all of the above
57
(#157 Templo Mayor) The Templo Mayor is organized to symbolically reflect the universe in a similar way as...
Borobudur
The Pyramids at Giza
Nan Madol
Ryoan-ji
58
(#159 City of Cusco) Cusco...
may have been laid out in the shape of a puma
was divided into upper and lower class divisions
all of the above
was the capital of the Inkan Empire
59
(#164 Transformation Mask) Which of the following is not true?
The multiple moving parts are meant to simulate animal movements
Masks are bought and sold at potlatches
Masks are carved from cedar and take years to create
Most masks date to 19th and 20th centuries
60
(#154 Mesa Verde) NAGPRA was put in place...
all of the above
to restore damage to architectural structures
to turn Mesa Verde into a national park
to prevent looting of artifacts
61
(#154 Mesa Verde) Kivas were...
the sacred rooms in this settlement
the animal symbol for the Ancient Puebloans
the crevice in the rock where they built this
the stones used to build this
62
(#156 Great Serpent Mound) The form at the “head” end might possibly represent any of the following except...
an egg
a sun
an eye
a baby
63
(#159 City of Cusco) Rulers maintained control of the Inkan empire through all of the following except...
Requiring representatives from every part of the empire to live in Cusco
Keeping ancestors’ mummies in town
Damming rivers that led to unruly districts
Building a miniature version of the empire in gold and silver
64
(#159 City of Cusco) Which of the following is not true of Qorikancha?
It was preserved in its entirety by the Spanish
It was dedicated to worship of the sun god, Inti
Its masonry was more regular and polished than elsewhere in Cusco
It was at the center of the empire
65
(#161 Machu Picchu) The Inkans believed
the royal family had to manage relationships with supernatural deities
all of the above
mounains were deities
the emperor was descended from the sun
66
(#164 Transformation Mask) The formline style abstracts faces in a similar manner to
Female Pwo mask
Rottgen Pieta
De Kooning’s Woman I
Neshat’s Rebellious Silence
67
(#163 Bandolier Bag) Which of the following identifies this as a post-European contact artifact?
seed beads
over the shoulder style
all of the above
leather pouch
68
(#160 Maize Cobs) The botanical accuracy in this artwork is most similar to
Depiction of mango trees on the Great Stupa toranas
Date palms on the Pyxis al Mughira
Gold and Jade Crown from the Silla Kingdom
Rachel Ruysch’s Fruits and Insects
69
(#154 Mesa Verde) Which of the following is inaccurate? The Cliff Palace contained ...
a circular tower
200 residences
a royal residence
wood beam ceilings
70
(#154 Mesa Verde) These dwellings were accessed by...
Adjoining caves
Stairs
Ladders
All of the above

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