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El Salvador Prehispanic Quiz

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Quiz on El Salvador’s prehispanic past

by Roxana Patricia Rafaelano
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1. In which century did the arrival of the Nahuas to their homeland occur?

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2. What does the Nahuatl word mean in the source?

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3. In the Nahua village, how were huts organized by workers (Macehualli)?

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4. What was the market or plaza called where communities traded products?

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5. What is the barter system called when goods were exchanged directly?

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6. Which materials did ancestors use to build resilient cities?

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7. What clay-based technology was crucial for cooking, storing grains, and honoring gods?

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8. Who was the supreme god known as the Feathered Serpent?

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9. In the sacred ball game (Pitz/Tlachtli), which body parts could be used to strike the ball?

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10. What is the 'yellow gold' domesticated by ancestors that forms the base of pupusas and tortillas?

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The Nahuas are placed in the 15th century in the provided material.

Nahuatl is described as 'Lengua de las nubes' in the document.

Workers lived and worked in calpulli communities.

The source identifies the Tiangue as the trading hub.

Direct exchange without money is called trueque.

Earth and volcanic stone (adobe/bahareque) were used.

Cerámica was central to daily life and ritual use.

Quetzalcóatl is identified as the feathered serpent deity.

Only specific body parts were allowed to strike the ball.

Corn (maíz) is the staple and is considered the 'yellow gold'.

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