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| What was the name of the mayan king that ruled for about 70 yrs |
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| What Happened at wounded knee? |
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| The soldiers reuned big foot's ppl to kill them by shooting them |
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| Was a sturdy ship, usedd for long sea voyages battering waves in the open sea |
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| What was the name of the indian chief at wounded knee? |
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| was the anasazi sipritual center, where women were not allowed |
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| the treaty negotiate the land claims of the new world between spain and portugal |
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| Empowered the conquistadors to rule the indians and their towns |
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| Who were the Maya, and where did they live? |
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| Mexican ancestors, yucatan, campeche, tabasco, chiapas, nahuatl |
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| Who were the Mound builders and why did they build the mounds? |
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| Inhabitants of North America,Society based on equality, to keep dozens of communities. they build the mounds for religious and ceremonial purposes |
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| Who were the Anazasi and where did they live? |
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| The anazasi are called the ancient people, they lived in groups of houses that the spanish lated called pueblos. Live in NM, Arizona, Colorado, Utah |
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| Temporary land bridge that connected Alaska North America and Asia Siberia |
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| First Ancient American Indians, nomadic, asian origin |
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| Dominan civilazation, Inhabitants of tenochtitlan, nahuatl, believed in sacrifice, they created the natural medicine, and surgery |
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| Catholic educated women, called "Isabela la catolica" She started the Spanish Inquisition |
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Quinto real or Quinto del rey.
Is an old royal tax that reserves to the monarchy 20% of all precious metals and other commodities, for example, slaves |
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"la malinche"
Mother of Mx
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She was the translator of the spaniards |
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| Ancient civilazation located in North America, where 30,000 people live and build moulds for their chiefs |
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| were hunter gatherers with bows and arrows |
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| Offspring between Spaniards and an indian women |
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| How does cabeza the Vaca describe the "indians of the Rio Grande"? |
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| as merry and polite people |
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| How does Bartolome de las casas describe the spaniards treatment of the natives? |
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| the practice strange cruelty among them. for example slit a man into two, cut off his head at one blow |
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| What was the purpose of the Ghost Dance? |
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| Dance to restore the past, begging for peace |
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| Was what the mexica collected form the conquered tribes. For example goods and candidates for sacrfice |
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| Is a professional that tends to study physical objects, clothing, artifacts, baskets, jewelry, etc |
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| Prehistoric tool, named after clovis, New Mexico. Used to hunt mammoths |
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| 1549, A reform to began to replace the encomienda. limited the labor an encomendero could command from his indians to 45 days per year, from each adult male |
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| 1517, Is Martin Luther's ideas. He won the simpathy of many catholics who believed that just as the church spoke for god. they ruled for god. |
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