Chapter 01 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance

. The preeminent kingdom of the Iberian Peninsula in the 15th century was

. Ferdinand and Isabel were known as the Catholic Monarchs

. Ferdinand and Isabel used Sevilla as their capital city and fixed seat of power.

. The Christian population of Castile saw the defeat of the Muslim Kingdom of Granada as an unambiguous demonstration of their God's special favor.

. The Aztec empire was led by the

. The various city-states of Central Mexico all included subgroups called

. Mexica nobles were descended from the first king and were called

. The children of slaves in Mexica were born into enslavement.

. Mexica women were NOT permitted to

. The Mexica God of the Sun, Huitzilopochtli, was believed to require a magical substance released by human sacrifices.

. All Mexica boys not preparing for the priesthood began military training at age

. By 1530, the Inka empire had an estimated population of about

. After victory in battle, the Inka would

. The Inka sought to maintain peace in their conquered territories by

. The Inka maintained above-ground tombs in which they kept mummified ancestors called

. Contact between Iberians and Africans began centuries before Columbus first reached the Indies.

. The capital of the Songhay empire was

. The African state most affected by the slave trade was

. Benin slowed the growth of the slave trade by

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