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Fun questions about the Inca civilization.

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Fun questions about the Inca civilization.

por Ana Espinosa
1

Where were the Inca primarily located?

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What language did the Inca mainly use for administration and prayer?

3

Who were the community leaders called in Inca society?

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What was the highest authority in the Inca state?

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What was a major economic activity for the Inca?

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Which system describes how the Inca organized labor and resources?

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What helped the Inca farm on steep mountains?

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Which animals were commonly raised by the Inca?

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What is tahuantinsuyo?

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Who carried messages quickly across the empire?

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What did the Inca use gold and silver for primarily?

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Which god was considered the most important by many Inca?

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What is a key feature of Inca religion?

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What is one main use of the Inca road system?

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Which title described the Inca ruler’s role?

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What kind of family structure did the Inca have?

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What agricultural crop were the Inca known for cultivating on terraces?

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Which statement best describes Inca governance?

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Which crop was not a staple of Inca agriculture?

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Which feature helped the Inca store food for scarce years?

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Inca civil engineering impressed people with what?

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The Inca lived mainly in the Andes of western South America, not the deserts or plains of other continents.

Quechua was the Quechuan language widely used in the empire; Aymara and others existed, but Quechua was primary for official use.

Curacas led communities, guiding local affairs; they are not the same as chancellors, senators, or priests.

The Sapa Inca was the supreme ruler, not a governor or priest-king.

Terraced farming supported crops; the Inca relied less on hunting, industry, or sea fishing as primary economies.

Mit'a was a labor system; it was not a market, feudal, or purely tribal barter system.

Terraces prevented erosion and conserved water; other options aren’t characteristic Inca farming.

Llamas and alpacas were native to the Andes; camels, horses, and donkeys were not common Inca livestock.

Tahuantinsuyo refers to the Inca Empire; not a geographic feature or festival.

Chasquis were the runners; scribes, guards, or priests served different roles.

Gold and silver had ceremonial and religious symbolic value, not general currency or daily tools.

Inti was the sun god central to Inca worship; the others are from different cultures or roles.

The Inca practiced polytheism with gods linked to nature and life; not strict monotheism or atheism.

The road system connected regions for trade, messages, and quick movement; tourism and private cars did not exist.

Sapa Inca was the Inca emperor; pharaoh, emperor, or Castilian king refer to other cultures.

Inca families often included extended relatives with defined roles; not strictly nuclear or clanless.

Maize and potatoes were staple crops; other options are not representative primary Inca staples.

The empire was centralized with curacas under the emperor; not fully independent or chaotic.

Rice was not native to the high Andes; maize, potatoes, and quinoa were common.

Terraces and storehouses allowed drought and famine relief; other options weren’t typical.

Inca stonework is famous for precisely cut stones; not standard wood or mud structures.

 
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