Fighting Flashcards
(26 cards)
Who is the course coordinator for HIST1014 OS4?
Dr. Angel Cal Ph.D.
What is the total value of the course assessments?
100%
What was the hypothesis regarding migration to the Americas?
Migration from Asia (Siberia) to the Americas via Bering Strait.
When is the first short group presentation due?
Week 4, Thursday, 13 February.
What did settlers in the Americas primarily rely on before agriculture?
Hunting, fishing, and gathering.
By what year did the native population in the Americas reach approximately 35 to 100 million?
By 1500.
What is Mesoamerica recognized as?
The ‘mother culture’ of Mesoamerica.
What civilization is known to have existed from 1800 B.C. to 400 B.C.?
Olmec Civilization.
What major crop developments occurred around 500 B.C. in the Caribbean?
Introduction of farming.
What is the time frame for the Maya civilization?
1200 B.C. to 1500 A.D. and beyond.
Fill in the blank: The Aztecs are also known as ______.
Mexica.
What was the capital city of the Aztecs?
Tenochtitlan.
Which empire was centralized at Cuzco?
Inca Empire.
What did the Inca use as a method of record-keeping?
Quipus.
True or False: The name ‘Belize’ is derived from an English name.
False.
Who is believed to have first recorded names of Maya settlements and rivers?
Friar José Delgado.
What was the Maya name for the Haulover Creek?
Balis.
What did the English primarily engage in after the Treaty of Madrid of 1670?
Logwood cutting.
When did the British settle permanently in Belize?
Between 1642 and 1677.
What is the significance of the year 1638 in Belizean history?
Some English sailors were shipwrecked and founded a settlement.
What type of political organization existed in early Mesoamerica?
Urbanized, stratified classes with monumental architecture.
What was a major achievement of the Maya during the Classic period?
Construction of monumental architecture.
Fill in the blank: The Inca referred to their empire as ______.
Tawantinsuyu.
What were the two types of crops grown by the Olmec civilization?
Maize and beans.