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Maya civilization (Quiz)

Dario Radley by Dario Radley
August 10, 2023
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Which Spanish conquistador is credited with the downfall of the Mayan civilization?

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Although not solely responsible, Hernán Cortés played a role in the Spanish conquest of the Mayan civilization, contributing to its decline.

The Mayans are known for creating a calendar system. Which of the following is not part of their calendar system?

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The Mayan calendar system consists of the Long Count, Tzolk'in, and Haab', but there is no "Short Count."

The Mayans constructed raised fields for agriculture, known as:

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The Mayans used chinampas, raised fields on lakebeds or marshes, to create fertile agricultural land.

Mayans engaged in a form of body modification that involved shaping the forehead. What was this practice called?

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Mayans practiced cranial deformation, shaping the forehead by applying pressure during infancy, often as a cultural and social practice.

What geographical region was home to the Mayan civilization?

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The Mayan civilization was located primarily in the region of Central America, including present-day countries like Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador.

The Mayans are known for creating intricate artwork from a variety of materials. Which material was NOT commonly used in their art?

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Iron was not commonly used by the Mayans in their artwork; they primarily used materials like jade, obsidian, and gold.

The Mayans were skilled astronomers and developed a sophisticated calendar system. What did they use to record astronomical data?

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Mayans recorded astronomical data in codices, which were illustrated manuscripts made from paper-like materials.

Which powerful ancient Mayan city is famous for its stepped pyramid, "El Castillo"?

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Chichen Itza is renowned for its stepped pyramid, "El Castillo," which served as a temple and observatory.

The collapse of the Mayan civilization is believed to be the result of:

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The collapse of the Mayan civilization is attributed to a combination of environmental challenges, including deforestation and drought.

The Mayans used a substance extracted from a tree to make a deep blue dye. What was this tree called?

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The Mayans used the indigo tree to extract a deep blue dye for textiles and artistic works.

What impressive architectural structures did the Mayans build for astronomical observations?

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The Mayans constructed pyramids that were used for astronomical observations and rituals, aligning with celestial events.

What crop was a staple in the Mayan diet and a symbol of life?

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Corn was a staple crop in the Mayan diet and held symbolic importance representing life and sustenance.

What is the Mayan script consisting of pictorial symbols called?

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The Mayans used a writing system composed of hieroglyphic symbols to record their history, religion, and other important information.

Mayans played a ball game known as:

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The Mayans played a ball game called "Pok-A-Tok," which held significant cultural and ritualistic importance.

Which celestial body was of great significance in Mayan religion and astronomy?

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Venus held significant importance in Mayan astronomy and religious beliefs, often associated with gods and events.

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