We know that the incas they were peoples that developed in the Andes Mountains, building a vast empire.
They became well known for the use of stones in works and for the gold objects they produced.
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Therefore, answer the questions about the Incas that the Escola Educação team selected for you!
1- The Incas were peoples that developed in which of these continents?
a) Asia.
b) America.
c) Africa.
d) Europe.
2- What was the religion followed by the Incas?
a) The Incas were monotheists, that is, they worshiped several gods.
b) The Incas were polytheistic, that is, they worshiped only one god.
c) The Incas were polytheistic, that is, they worshiped several gods.
d) The Incas were monotheists, that is, they worshiped only one god.
3- The _______________, made up of countries that developed close to the Andes Mountains, was the cradle of the Inca civilization.
a) Andean region
b) Balkan Peninsula
c) Korean Peninsula
d) Iberian Peninsula
4- The Inca economy was based on:
a) in the production of spices.
b) in slave labor.
c) in the construction of ships destined for the export of products produced in the region.
d) in the collective work developed in the plantations.
5- What were the resources used by the Incas to aid in the productivity of the land?
a) Extraction and irrigation.
b) Fertilization and Extraction.
c) Fertilization and irrigation.
d) Mowing and irrigation.
6- How was the Inca policy constituted?
a) The Inca policy was managed by the emperor who had limited powers. He governed for a population of about 15 million people, divided into 200 villages.
b) Inca politics were managed by a kind of prime minister, who was chosen by the nobility. He governed for a population of about 15 million people, divided into 200 villages.
c) The Inca policy was managed by the emperor, who had broad powers. He governed for a population of about 15 million people, divided into 200 villages.
d) Inca politics were managed by a kind of president, who was elected by the nobility. He governed for a population of about 15 million people, divided into 200 villages.
7- The Inca culture was represented by:
a) architectural grandeur.
b) canvas painting.
c) production of sculptures of the human body.
d) production of objects that worshiped the main god, the god of fertility.
8- (UFC) Recently, Alejandro Toledo was elected president of Peru. During the election campaign, he was called Pachacútec, an allusion to the Inca emperor who consolidated an empire in the central Andes. About the Inca society, it is correct to state that:
a) the fact that it constitutes one of the most significant pre-Columbian societies is based on the denial of culture
of dominated peoples.
b) its economy was based on agriculture, with the distribution of land by the State and the practice of the irrigation system.
c) what differentiated it from other pre-Columbian cultures was the idea of an egalitarian society.
d) internal trade was significant, with guano being one of the most valued products.
e) its culture disappeared with the process of Spanish domination.
9- (FGV SP) In 2001, Alejandro Toledo became the first Peruvian of indigenous descent to assume the Presidency of the Republic of his country. The inauguration ceremony, in Machu Picchu, was marked by rituals and symbols of the Inca Empire. Regarding the Incas, it is correct to say:
a) They were monotheists before the arrival of the Spaniards in America and they came to associate them with their god Viracocha.
b) In Inca society, there was a clear separation between politics and religion, in such a way that their ruler, the Inca, was not attributed any divine character.
c) Cuzco, in addition to being the main political nucleus of the empire founded around the 12th century, was considered by the Incas to be the Center of the World, the most sacred place on Earth.
d) Metallurgy for the production of weapons, ornaments and tools was the basis of the empire's economy.
e) Contrary to the treatment given to other peoples of America, they did not have their structures profoundly altered political and social conditions and were able to preserve their religious traditions until the days of today.
10- What was the language imposed on the Inca peoples as a way to create unity in the empire?
a) Spanish.
b) Portuguese.
c) Bantu.
d) Quechua.
1- B
2-C
3- The
4- D
5-C
6-C
7- A
8- B
9-C
10-D
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