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# AP History of art #Indigenous Americas
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1
Chavín culture spread to other parts of the world because Chavín de Huantar became a ____ site.
teaching
pilgrimage
warring
sacrificial
2
What celebration was this Mexican structure based around?
The Mayan Bird Jaguar IV’s succession to the throne.
. The sun god power
The Aztec celebration of harvest.
The Incan human sacrifice
3
The _______stood 90 feet high in the center of the city (Tenchtitlan), known as the___________
Xochicalco / Coyolxauhqui
templo mayor / Sacred pricinct
Thatelolco / Plaza Spiritual
Pyramid of the Sun / Tlaloc
4
They designed the cliff dwelling to take advantage of:
to avoid a nearby flooding river
nothing, the cliff choice was random
the protection from animals
the shade in the summer and insulation in the winter.
5
Qorikancha temple at Cusco translates to _______ .
temple of the moon
temple of the puma
place where the earth shivers
temple of the Sun
6
What typically occurred in the Temple Mayor in the Aztec empire?
Musical and cultural festivities
Burial rites
Sacrificial and ceremonial traditions
Nothing, it was just a form of art
7
Select the appropriate response.
Kwakwaka’wakw (Northwest Coast)
Juane "quick to see" (Cherokee)
Nantoyana (Pueblo)
Cotsiogo (Eastern Shoshone)
8
Select the appropriate response
Pueblo / 1920
Eastern Woodlands / 1780
Lenape / 1850
Andean / 1460
9
Chavin de Huantar Nose Ring: The point of the contour rivalry it to:
represent the supremacy of Chavin art vs other tribes
add detail for aesthetic purposes
make the art balanced
confuse those who aren't true believers
10
The ability for the stones to move a little was important in an area that is ___________.
prone to earthquakes
at great altitudes
always having visitors
marshy and swampy
11
What do to the red and blue dyes represent?
wealth and resources
power
religious commitment
wisdom
12
How many world creations are indicated on the stone
6
5
4
a Gazillion
13
The Pueblo moved into the cliffs to protect them from _________.
drought
rival tribe
winds
floods
14
What was the main purpose of this rock in Incan society habituated in Machu Picchu?
It was a sacrificial alter for the sun god.
It was a deity of the Incan faith.
It was a deity of the Incan faith.
It told time based on where the shadow of the rock was cast.
15
Select the best answer my dudes !
Cyclopian walls
Temple of the Sun, or Qorikancha
Machu Picchu observatory
Tawantinsuyu temple of the sun
16
Who was the tunic made by?
Elite monks
Chosen women
Tribe elders
Tribe elders
17
Who would the nose ring be worn by?
a elite or wealthy member of the church
brides or maidens
a chief or high ranking official
performers
18
. The stone stele in the Chavín de Huantar Temple is called a Lanzon which translates to _____.
"God"
: “great spear”
"warrior"
“great stone"
19
Select the appropriate response
Dizzy Varez
Cadzi Cody
Jacob Nighthorse
Maria Martinez
20
select the most awesome response
Sacsayhuaman
Tawantinsuyu
all of the above
1440
21
Machu Picchu an Incan citadel located in _______.
Aconcagua, Argentina
Chimborazo, Ecuador
Popocatépetl, Mexico
Andes Mountains, Peru
22
Select the correct culture.
Aztec
Olmec
Chain
Inka
23
This site was built to as an estate for __________.
Huitzilopochtli
Pachacuti Inka Yupanqui
Daala of the Maw
Kwakwaka’wakw
24
In southern Ohio, the serpent mound was a symbol for what?
the sneaky nature of the Indian peoples
snakes and their demonic nature
earth and the fertility of crops
. the serpentine moon goddess
25
Transformed, the mask reveals the face of an ________.
shaman
pokeman
spirit
ancestor
26
What do the sculptures of maize consist of ?
Pure silver
Silver, gold, copper
Stone
Llama fur and rocks
27
This stone represents ________.
Coyolxauhqui (she of the golden bells)
Tenochtitlan
Coatilcue (she of the serpent skirt)
Huitzilopochtli (form of a hummingbird)
28
Influenced by travel and trade ______ made in the Great Lakes region come in many styles.
Bandolier Bags
Lintels
feathered headdresses
Olmec masks
29
Who's mommy ?????
Coyolxauhqui
All of the above
Huitzilopochtli
400 brothers
30
Who created feather headdresses worn by the Aztec’s rulers?
Feather workers specifically used to design such crafts
Concubines and other servant women
Peasants who sold them to nobility
Spanish conquistadors who sought to displace the hierarchy