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Duplicate of Mesoamerica and Andean South America Early Civilizations
Duplicate of Mesoamerica and Andean South America Early Civilizations
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#WorldHistory #Olmec #Chavin #Civilizations
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1
Which animal did the Chavin mostly use for labor?
Cows
Llamas
Donkeys
Horses
2
The Chavin were skilled workers of what?
Hunting
Stone
Metal
Farming
3
Unlike other civilizations, the Olmec and Chavin didn’t develop in this type of territory.
In the dry desert of the Middle East
On top of mountains
On the coast of an ocean
In a river valley
4
What do the animals seen in Chavin art represent?
They represent the influence of the Chavin civilization
They represent the Chavin's obsession with animals
They represent the animals eaten in Chavin culture
They represent the many gods of the Chavin religion
5
True or False - The Chavin lived in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains.
True
False
6
What was one kind of religious practice that the Olmec performed?
Sacrifices
Prayer
Fasting
None of these were practiced
7
Which part of Middle America did the Olmecs occupy?
Western Panama
Eastern Honduras
Southern Mexico
Northern Columbia
8
What kind of art was the Olmec famous for?
Cave Paintings
Stone Curved Heads
They didn't have a famous art form
Writing
9
The Olmec civilization made many sculptures. What did they often do with them?
They used them for religious purposes
They burned them
They were used as decor
They buried them
10
What was the diet of the Chavin civilization?
Agriculture supplemented by seafood
Agriculture with meat (beef)
McDonalds
Foods from hunting/gathering, such as fruits and nuts
11
Both the Olmecs and the Chavin were...
Polytheists
Self-Worshipers
Monotheists
Atheists
12
What food surplus was the Olmec supported by?
Squash
Corn
Beans
All of the Above
13
One of the most important gods of the Chavin religion, the Staff Deity, represented what?
The mountains
The sun and the moon
Agricultural productivity
Conquest and war
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What was important about the Olmec and Chavin development patterns?
They both used agricultural techniques for food
They both grew due to conquering nearby territory
They had developed similarly without outside contact
They domesticated horses and cows
