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Investigate the impact of Pacal the Great on the Mayan Empire.
(1 point)
In life, he expanded his empire. In death, because of his tomb’s depiction of his being resurrected, he was
revered as the Mayan Maize God into the modern day.
In life, he reduced the size of his empire. In death, his tomb and the decorations placed in it and upon it
underscore the complexity of the Mayan Empire.
In life, he expanded his empire. In death, his tomb and the decorations placed in it and upon it underscore
the complexity of the Mayan Empire.
In life, he traveled to outer space. In death, his tomb and the decorations placed in it and upon it
underscore the complexity of the Mayan Empire.
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What were some of the achievements of the Mayan Empire?
(1 point)
The Mayan Empire achieved great things in the fields of agriculture, architecture, astronomy, writing, and
mathematics. An example of these achievements is the fact that Mayan languages are no longer spoken
today.
The Mayan Empire achieved great things in the fields of agriculture, architecture, astronomy, writing, and
mathematics. An example of these achievements is the fact that Mayan astronomers were able to
accurately predict solar eclipses.
The Mayan Empire achieved great things in the fields of agriculture, architecture, astronomy, writing, and
mathematics. An example of these achievements is the fact that Mayan astronomers were reliable media
sources.
The Mayan Empire achieved great things in the fields of agriculture, architecture, astronomy, writing, and
mathematics. An example of these achievements is the fact that Mayan astronomers were able to go to
outer space.
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Investigate the impacts of Moctezuma I on the Aztec Empire.
(1 point)
Moctezuma I expanded the Aztec Empire’s territory. He also solidified alliances, which granted him more
power. He enacted political and social reforms as well, such as requiring religious schools across the
empire.
Moctezuma I expanded the Aztec Empire’s territory. He also solidified alliances, which granted him more
power. He enacted political and social reforms as well, such as banning religious schools across the
empire.
Moctezuma I condensed the Aztec Empire’s territory. He also solidified alliances, which granted him more
power. He enacted political and social reforms as well, such as requiring religious schools across the
empire.
Moctezuma I expanded the Aztec Empire’s territory. He also weakened alliances, which granted him more
power. He enacted political and social reforms as well, such as requiring religious schools across the
empire.
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What was the Aztec Triple Alliance?
(1 point)
an alliance between the cities of Tenochtitlán, Tlatelolco, and Mexico City
an alliance between the cities of Tenochtitlán, Tlacopan, and Texcoco
an alliance between the Aztec, Mayan, and Spanish Empires
an alliance between the cities of Tenochtitlán, Tlatelolco, and Texcoco
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Investigate the impact of Huayna Capac on the Inca Empire.
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Huayna Capac expanded the reach of the empire, improved infrastructure, and split the empire between
two Spanish colonizers, leading to a civil war.
Huayna Capac expanded the reach of the empire, improved infrastructure, and split the empire between
two sons, leading to a civil war.
Huayna Capac expanded the reach of the empire, worsened infrastructure, and split the empire between
two sons, leading to a civil war.
Huayna Capac ruled over the northern part of the Inca Empire, improved infrastructure, and split the
empire between two sons, leading to a civil war.

Answer 1

Question 1 A) Pacal the Great — In life, he expanded his empire. In death, his tomb and the decorations placed in it and upon it underscore the complexity of the Mayan Empire.

Question 1 A) Mayan achievements — The Mayan Empire achieved great things in agriculture, architecture, astronomy, writing, and mathematics. Example: Mayan astronomers were able to accurately predict solar eclipses.

Question 3 A) Moctezuma I — Moctezuma I expanded the Aztec Empire’s territory, solidified alliances (increasing his power), and enacted political and social reforms such as requiring religious schools across the empire.

Question 3 A) Aztec Triple Alliance — an alliance between the cities of Tenochtitlán, Tlacopan, and Texcoco.

Question 5 A) Huayna Capac — Huayna Capac expanded the reach of the empire, improved infrastructure, and split the empire between two sons, leading to a civil war.