What are two points of evidence supporting the theory that Teotihuacan was dominated by a warrior cult dedicated to the Feathered Serpent and/or the Rain God?Group of answer choicesThe discovery of the cave (likely representing creation) under the Pyramid of the Sun.The images of Teotihuacan warriors discovered at Mayan sites far to the southThe unprecedented mass burial of sacrificed warriors and captives under the pyramid of the Feathered SerpentAbundance of images of these gods in connection with images of warfare and warriors

Which of the following are understood by scholars to be evidence of the expansion of Teotihuacan's influence in Mesoamerica in the fourth and fifth centuries CE? Pick all that apply.Group of answer choicesThe Teotihuacan Book of Conquests, discovered in the Pyramid of the Feathered SerpentWidespread adoption of Teotihuacan-style art, architecture, and ceramics in the southA large monument to that expansion erected along the Avenue of the DeadMaya hieroglyphs in Tikal referring to the accession of a Teotihuacan ruler in the city

What is the one religious object we discussed that is found most abundantly across Teotihuacan across the social spectrum?Group of answer choicesIncense burnersBark scrolls of sacred textsSculptures of the godsPrayer beads

The Aztecs believed in the existence of a place called Tlalocan, the paradise of the rain god___.

Most Aztec art represents _____.A.mythical creaturesB.supernatural spiritsC.animalsD.kings

How did the Maya make their gods happy?Painting picturesBlood and sacrificeGrowing cornWriting letters