List of what's on the test

Olmec

A pre-classic civilization in Mesoamerica known for its pyramids, ball courts, and notable artifacts like the crying baby with jaguar features.

Teotihuacán

A Classic period Mesoamerican city known for the Pyramid of the Sun and the Temple of the Feathered Serpent.

Maya

A Classic Mesoamerican civilization recognized for its architectural achievements such as the Temple of the Inscriptions and contributions to hieroglyphic writing.

Aztec

A post-classic Mesoamerican civilization known for the founding of Tenochtitlán and significant sculptures like Coatlicue.

Quipu

An Incan record-keeping device made of colored strings and knots used for accounting and communication.

Andean Regions

Refers to the cultures developed in the Andes mountains, including civilizations such as the Inca, Moche, and Nasca.

Geoglyph

A large design or motif created on the ground, often associated with the Nazca people of Peru, such as the hummingbird geoglyph.

Cochineal

A red dye obtained from the cochineal insect, used in colonial art and textiles.

Mendicant Orders

Religious orders in the Catholic Church that rely on charity and are involved in evangelization and community services.

Talavera Ceramics

Tin-glazed pottery from the Puebla region of Mexico, distinguished by its colorful glazes and intricate designs.