Question

1. How were the Moche able to farm along the arid coast of Peru?

A. Moche farmers built floating gardens in local waterways.
B. Moche farmers practiced bog farming to produce crops.
C. Moche farmers developed methods for fertilizing and used canals to irrigate the land.
D. Moche farmers developed the first methods of hydroponics for crop irrigation.

2. Why do scholars think that the cities of Huari and Tiahuanaco were affiliated either by trade or religion?

A. because people born in those cities have similar appearances
B. because many of the same artistic styles appear at each city
C. because the residents of each city have the same surnames
D. because written histories detail trade routes between the cities

3. What is one of the policies of the Inca government that helped the emperor control his empire?

A. The emperor allowed citizens to independently own land, herds, and mines.
B. The Sapa Inca allowed conquered people to maintain their own language and culture.
C. The Inca nobles had complete autonomy from the emperor.
D. The Sapa Inca imposed the Incan language and religion throughout the empire.

4. Which of the following is one of the most important medical advances developed by the Inca?

A. the development of antiseptics and anesthetics for surgery
B. the creation of penicillin
C. the invention of primitive splints to set fractures
D. the use of herbs to battle hormonal imbalances

5. What is one of the technical achievements of the Inca?

A. The Inca mastered the art of weaving.
B. The Inca were skilled chemists.
C. The Inca are known as master carpenters.
D. The Inca created new methods of watercolor painting.

Answer 1

Actually the correct answer to number 3 is D

Step-by-step explanation:

The Sapa Inca imposed the Incan language and religion throughout the empire.

The people of Inca all shared one language and religion.

Answer 2

1. The correct answer is C. An extensive system of canals and reservoirs have been found in the archaeological sites of the Moche civilisation. Their agriculture activities benefitted from the canals used to collect water and irrigate their land.

2. The correct answer is B. The Huari and Tiahuanaco are two empires that rose and fell around the same and their relationship seems still unclear. Their shared iconography in art proves that there was a definite interaction between the two empires and affiliation between the two cities.

3. The correct answer is B. The conquered people were allowed to keep their own religion and language, but they were constantly reminded that Inca religion and culture are more important. The Inca government ruled over a territory with 10 million subjects speaking more than 30 different languages.

4. The correct answer is A. Incas have been using antiseptics and anaesthetics in order to perform surgeries. One of the most impressive examples is the brain surgery they performed, by removing specific parts of the skull. They used coca leaves as anaesthetics and painkillers.

5. The correct answer is A. The Inca mastered the art of weaving, an art that had many uses. They created beautiful textile art but they used weaving for keeping records and communicating information. In order to do so, they created the "quipu", which was a portable device believed to act as a substitute for writing. It consisted of a main cord with a set of many strings of different length and colour hanging from it.