Exam 27: Art of the Americas After 1300

The beadwork Baby Carrier from the Eastern Sioux features what symbol of protection against both human and supernatural adversaries?

Which was considered "women's art" until the twentieth century?

Nomadic Plains people used portable dwellings called a __________.

What are some qualities of Plains Indian art?

What is the Four Corners region?

Some of the finest Hamatsa masks are the work of Willie __________.

What kinds of Incan art survived the Spanish onslaught?

How did the Canadian government respond to the Kwakwaka'wakw's Winter Ceremony in the late nineteenth century?

The patterns and designs on Incan garments were _____________.

The __________ built an extensive road system in South America to move their armies and speed transport and communication within the empire.

What of the following was characteristic of Aztec manuscripts?

What Navajo art form did not develop until the nineteenth century?

__________ explorers first arrived in the Americas in 1519.

After the Spanish invasion, Aztec craftspeople adapted their skills to create ___________of Christian subjects.

__________ is the people-eating spirit of the north.

The Whirling Log Ceremony sand painting , woven into tapestry, depicts part of the ____________creation myth.

Early __________ mimicked the patterns and colors of quillwork.

Two great empires, the __________ in Mexico and the Inca in South America, rose to prominence in the fifteenth century.

The __________ abruptly changed life on the Great Plains in 1869.

Places of honor and worship had __________ stones in Inca masonry, as seen at Machu Picchu.