Ancient Structures and Civilizations

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<p>Great Wall = Thousands of miles of defensive wall constructed with stones and earth. Foguang Temple, Main Hall = A wooden buddhist temple hall with a tall, multi-tiered roof. Todaiji Temple South Gate = A large, wooden temple with a large, red gate. Japanese Tea House, Katsura Imperial Palace = A traditional Japanese Tea House within a palace complex.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Inner Grand Shrine of Ise = Ise, Japan - Established in 690 CE. Pagado, Fogong Temple = Yingxian, China - Constructed in 1056. Tipi = Plains Indians - Used from Pre-Contact through the early 20th century. Egret's Castle = Himeji, Japan - Built in 1609.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Plank house = Native American tribes of the Northwest - Pre-contact through 19th century. Japanese Tea House = Traditionally used in Japan - Introduced in 1616. Tipi = Used by Plains Indians - Early 20th century. Great Wall = Constructed during 221 BCE to 1664 CE.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Foguang Temple, Main Hall = Wooden construction with multi-tiered roof. Todaiji Temple South Gate = Featuring a large, red gate. Pagado, Fogong Temple = A tall wooden structure with an octagonal base. Inner Grand Shrine of Ise = Collection of Shinto shrines.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Great Wall = 221 BCE to 1664 CE Foguang Temple, Main Hall = 857 CE Todaiji Temple South Gate = 1200 CE Egret's Castle = 1609 CE</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Serpent Mound = Adena People Cahokia = Woodland People Machu Picchu = Inca Civilization Tenochtitlan = Aztec Civilization</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Structural frame of a Longhouse = A long, rectangular structure with a frame made of wooden poles Pyramids at Tikal = Multiple pyramids, each with a temple on top Lingaraja Temple = A complex temple complex with multiple towers Governors Palace = A large, multi-room palace, built with stone, mortar, and wood</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Gopuras = Large, ornate gateways to the temple complex Hall of Supreme Harmony = A grand, wooden hall in the Forbidden City Casa Grande = A large, multi-room adobe structure Pyramid of the Moon = A large, step-pyramid, with a platform on top</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Cahokia, Illinois = Once home to a large urban center Chaco Canyon, NM = Home to multistory pueblos Beijing, China = Site of the Forbidden City Teotihuacan, Mexico = Known for its large step pyramids</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Hohokam People = Casa Grande Anasazi People = Casa Bonito Maya Civilization = Governor's Palace Cambodia = Angkor Wat</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Aztec Civilization = c. 1300 CE Maya Civilization = 6th Century CE, Late Classic Period Inca Civilization = c. 1420-1532 Bhagavad Gita = 1050 CE</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Multiple pyramids, each with a temple on top = Maya Civilization A large, multi-story pueblo, constructed of stone = Anasazi People Step pyramid with a platform on top = Teotihuacan People Dome-shaped structure made with wooden poles = Algonquian People</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Machu Picchu = Andes Mountains of Peru Serpent Mound = Adams County, Ohio Lingaraja Temple = Bhubaneshwar, India Angkor Wat = Cambodia</p> Signup and view all the answers

Large serpent-shaped earthwork mound, built by the Adena people.

Large earthen mound complex, once a large urban center in Illinois.

Long, rectangular wooden-pole structure used by Iroquois people.

Round, dome-shaped structure, made with wooden poles, used by Algonquian and Southeast groups.

Large multi-room adobe structure, built by the Hohokam people.

Large, multi-story stone/adobe pueblo, constructed by the Anasazi.

Large step pyramid with a platform top, built by the Teotihuacan people.

Large stone city in Andes Mountains, built by the Inca.

A defensive wall in China built over centuries, roughly marking the edge of the Mongolian Steppe.

A conical tent traditionally used by Plains Indians, made of animal skins.

A rectangular house made of planks, often with a pitched roof, used by some Native American tribes in the Northwest.

An 857 CE wooden Buddhist temple hall in Shaanxi, China, with a tall, multi-tiered roof.

A collection of Shinto shrines located in Ise, Japan, dating back to 690 CE

A large mound shaped like a serpent, built by the Adena people around 1000 CE in Ohio. It is one of the most famous earthworks in North America.

A large pre-Columbian city in present-day Illinois, once home to a large urban center. It is known for its impressive earthen mounds, especially the large "Monk's Mound."

A long, rectangular structure built by the Iroquois people, using a frame of wooden poles., It served as a communal dwelling for multiple families.

A round, dome-shaped dwelling built by Algonquian and other Southeastern tribes, using a frame of wooden poles and covered with hides or bark.

A large, multi-room adobe structure built by the Hohokam people around 1350 CE in Arizona.

A large, multi-story pueblo constructed by the Anasazi people in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico from 900-1300 CE. It's known for its impressive stone and adobe construction.

A large step-pyramid built by the Teotihuacan people in Mexico around 100 CE. It is located in the ancient city of Teotihuacan.

A large Hindu temple complex in Cambodia built in the 12th century. It is one of the largest religious monuments in the world.

A large palace complex in Beijing, built during the Ming Dynasty (1406-1420). It was the home of China's emperors for centuries and is known for its intricate architecture and sprawling layout.

A traditional Japanese structure designed for the tea ceremony, renowned for its simplicity and focus on tranquility. The Katsura Imperial Palace Tea House is a notable example, built in 1616.