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    A. The religions of the Inca and Aztec civilizations were similar in that they were both polytheistic, worshipping many gods. However, they also had some differences, such as the Inca's primary sun god versus the Aztecs' ever-evolving pantheon. B. Both civilizations maintained extensive empires, but did so through different systems - the Inca used mandatory public service known as the mita system for construction projects, while the Aztecs imposed tribute and military service requirements on their conquered peoples. C. I cannot confidently agree or disagree without more information. While tribute obligations under the Aztecs likely caused some resentment, the extent to which their conquered populations generally wanted

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    A. The religions of the Inca and Aztec civilizations were similar in that they were both polytheistic, worshipping many gods. However, they also had some differences, such as the Inca's primary sun god versus the Aztecs' ever-evolving pantheon. B. Both civilizations maintained extensive empires, but did so through different systems - the Inca used mandatory public service known as the mita system for construction projects, while the Aztecs imposed tribute and military service requirements on their conquered peoples. C. I cannot confidently agree or disagree without more information. While tribute obligations under the Aztecs likely caused some resentment, the extent to which their conquered populations generally wanted

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    A. The religions of the Inca and Aztec civilizations were similar in that they were both polytheistic, worshipping many gods. However, they also had some differences, such as the Inca's primary sun god versus the Aztecs' ever-evolving pantheon. B. Both civilizations maintained extensive empires, but did so through different systems - the Inca used mandatory public service known as the mita system for construction projects, while the Aztecs imposed tribute and military service requirements on their conquered peoples. C. I cannot confidently agree or disagree without more information. While tribute obligations under the Aztecs likely caused some resentment, the extent to which their conquered populations generally wanted

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    A. The religions of the Inca and Aztec civilizations were similar in that they were both polytheistic, worshipping many gods. However, they also had some differences, such as the Inca's primary sun god versus the Aztecs' ever-evolving pantheon. B. Both civilizations maintained extensive empires, but did so through different systems - the Inca used mandatory public service known as the mita system for construction projects, while the Aztecs imposed tribute and military service requirements on their conquered peoples. C. I cannot confidently agree or disagree without more information. While tribute obligations under the Aztecs likely caused some resentment, the extent to which their conquered populations generally wanted

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    Rajput Kingdoms​ - formed in Northern India and modern day Pakistan; they were Hindu
    kingdoms led by leaders of numerous clans who were often at war with one another
    Proselytize​ - to actively seek converts
    Qutub Minar​ - a gigantic leaning tower that towers above a Hindu mosque; tallest structure in
    India today
    Urdu​ - a new language developed among the Muslims of South Asia; it melded the
    grammatical pattern of Hindi with the vocabulary of Arabic and some elements of Farsi
    Bhakti Movement​ - began in the 12th century; some Hindus drew upon traditional teachings
    about the importance of emotion in their spiritual life; focused on developing a strong
    attachment to a particular deity

    1. B
    2. A
    3. D

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    Theocracy ​-​ ​Aztecs’ form of government; a system in which priests rule in the name of god
    Mexica ​-​ ​Another name for Aztec
    Human Sacrifice ​-​ ​Aztecs believed that human sacrifice was a form of repayment and
    atonement for human sin
    Inca​ ​-​ ​A tribal leader who called himself Pachacuti began conquering the tribes living near what
    is now Cuzco, Peru; Him and his son’s military victories combined the tribes into a state; the
    Incan Empire
    Pachacuti​ ​- Tribal leader who combined his smaller tribes into a full fledged state, the Incan
    Empire
    Mita System​ ​-​ ​Mandatory public service; Men between the ages of 15 and 50 provided
    agricultural and other forms of labor, including the public construction of roads
    Temple of the Sun​ ​-​ ​Located in Cuzco, it formed the core of Incan religion; The Incan people
    honored the sun and the royal ancestor veneration

    1. A
    2. D
    3. C

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    A. The religions of the Inca and Aztec civilizations were similar. For example, both
    civilizations were polytheistic. The most important god to the Inca was the sun god, but
    they worshipped other gods as well. The Aztecs worshipped an ever-evolving pantheon
    of hundreds of deities. Because The Inca and Aztec civilizations shared similar religious
    structures, it is clear that they had similar cultures.
    B. Inca and Aztecs maintained their empires in different ways. For example, when the Inca
    conquered people they were subject to the mita system. The mita system was a form of
    mandatory public service where men had to do labor such as constructing roads. Unlike
    the Inca, the Aztecs used a tribute system. People conquered by the Aztecs were forced
    to pay tribute, surrender lands, and serve in the military. This is one example of how the
    Inca and Aztecs maintained their governments in different ways.
    C. People living under Aztec rule wanted a change in rulers at the time the Europeans
    arrived. This is because conquered people under the Aztecs were forced to pay tribute.
    This caused more resentment than loyalty which led to the conquered people wanting to
    rebel.

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