Exam 11: Mesoamerica: Popol Vuh

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Part four of the Popol Vuh tells of the beginning of the conception of ________________ .

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In creating the physical world, the gods confer among themselves and with the ___________________.

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The gods are jealous of the first humans, but instead of destroying their abilities, they_______________ them.

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The except from this chapter is a translation into English by__________________________.

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Popol Vuh means ___________________.

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The gods create women_______________ (when?).

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A way to give thanks to the gods was the practice of ______________.

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The system of writing developed by the Mayans is called _________________.

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The map in this chapter shows the region of______________ where the Quiché live today.

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The first four humans find what they are looking for when they arrive in _______________.

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The Quiché legacy points to a tradition of _______________ ancestors.

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In both ancient tradition and contemporary Mayan culture, the premier position of respect in the community is the _______________.

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The manikins were destroyed when the gods caused a______________.

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The lords of the underworld invite Hunahpu and Xbalanque to play ____________________.

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Part two of the Popol Vuh tells of Hunahpu and Xbalanque, the ____________ .

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The Quiché Maya are known for the earliest system of _______________ in the Western hemisphere.

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The _______________is considered to be the oldest book in the Americas.

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According to part four of the Popol Vuh, the first people had no mothers or fathers; they were simply__________________.

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