7.7.2

1. Commoners were at the bottom of the society rank and were only divided based on their age. False
2. Because religion was so important, the Inca’Äôs developed its own theology, which was a religious practice and teaching. True
3. In Inca’Äôs trading system, they traded with money instead of trading with goods. False
4. To win god’Äôs favor, the Inca’Äôs prayed three times a day. False
5. The Inca’Äôs believed that they were descended from the sun god, Inti. True
6. At the same time when Haraca led each family, he was also responsible for them too. True
7. In the commoner class, girls 12-16 had to be married for a long period of time. False
8. While girls had to make medicines and dyes from plants, me had to do the heavy work. True
9. In the Maya society, the two main groups in the social structure were nobles and commoners. True
10. The basic unit in the maya society was the extended family, families that lived in clusters of houses. True
11. In the Aztec society, the aztecs were divided into classes called nobles and commoners. True
12. The aztecs believed that if Huitzilopochlti, the most important aztec god, didnt remain strong, then the sun would dissapear. true
13. In war, aztecs fought with their most important weapon, a sharp bladed heavy wooden club in order to protect their empire. True
14. In aztec families, boys had to learn intence military training while girls learned arts of homemaking. True
15. Maya's that were deeply religious only worshiped 1 god. False
16. As the maya's were at war with the spanished, the spanish soon ended the post-classic period. True
17. As the Inca's were in war with the spaniards and the conquistadors, they lost everything that was valueble to them because of both the spaniards and conquistadors. True

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