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    by bringing disease with him. Pizarro wanted to meet with the ruler of the Inca who was Atahualpa. He sent his captain‚ Hernando de Soto to meet with him‚ he also sent a horse with his captain‚ this would impress and surprise Atahualpa‚ since he had never seen one before. Atahualpa was convinced and decided to

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    Although some may consider the fall of the Nahua and Inca empires an encounter of the Spanish‚ the meeting of the two cultures was a conquest because the Spanish brutally defeated and took over the indigenous cultures with the help of many advantages. There are three major factors which contributed to the successful conquest between the Spanish and the Nahuas‚ also known as the Aztecs‚ and Incas.  First‚ the Spanish leaders had experience in forming alliances with indigenous people.  Second‚ the

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    de Luque. The war lasted seven years‚ and both sides suffered severely. About six years into the war‚ Pizarro invited the Inca emperor(whose name was Atahualpa) to a feast‚ in his fort‚ in his honor. Atahualpa consented and once he enters the fort he and his army of six thousand is ambushed. The emperor was taken captive and Pizarro ransoms Atahualpa

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    For millions of people the American Dream and the ideology of " so proudly we hail" symbolizes equal opportunity‚ freedom and determination. However‚ for many African & Native Americans that make up 16.3% (5.4 million Native Americans and 14.3% African Americans) of our nation’s population. The American Dream represents a dark road of racism‚ social conflict and genocide. Marking the early foundation of the worldwide colonization better known as the New World. The dawn of marginalization and colonization

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    the south‚ Francisco Pizarro reached Peru‚ Atahualpa‚ and the son of the former Inca ruler had just defeated his brother in a war for the Inca throne; he was then carried to Pizarro on a golden throne lined with parakeet feathers. Around his neck he wore a necklace of giant green emerald and gold ornaments decorated his hair. Pizarro’s priests asked Atahualpa to give up the Inca religion and accept Christianity and the King of Spain as ruler. Atahualpa was arrogant and he did not pay attention to

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    “Suddenly we found ourselves standing in front of the ruins of two of the finest and most interesting structures in ancient America.” wrote‚ Hiram Bingham. This was Hiram Bingham’s description of when he first discovered Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu is an abandoned Incan religious retreat located on the eastern slopes of the Vilcanota mountain range‚ 80 miles away from the city Cusco. Machu Picchu has over 3‚000 steps‚ stretches over five miles long‚ and had over 150 buildings. The abandonment of the

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    Francisco Pizarro was not the most pleasant person to be around. He had many accomplishments but not the nicest guy in the world. Pizarro was a Spanish explorer and Conquistador. He did an abundant amount of expeditions and went out to sea with other explorers. Pizarro‚ as an explorer discovered many thing people know today. He founded the city of Lima‚ also the Pacific Ocean just to name a few. Francisco Pizarro is famous for conquering the Incan Empire. Pizarro was born in Trujillo Spain in 1478

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    Time can provide connections and ideas of answers to complicated and intricate questions. In the book Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel by Jared Diamond‚ the author encounters a man named Yali while on a trip to new Guinea. Yali asks Diamond a question that is essentially about advantages and disadvantages between different civilizations. The author cannot provide a definite answer. Later in the book‚ Jared Diamond describes how Francisco Pizarro‚ a Spanish conquistador‚ easily overcame the Incas using European

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    As stated by Stern the kurakas that followed Atahualpa to Cajamarca were rather impressed by the military capabilities of the Spaniards especially the Lucanas people of Andamarca and Laramati whose kurakas asserted themselves as friends of the Spanish in hopes of forming an alliance. One of these crude

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    riches. Then‚ in 1531 Pizzaro then left 180 men in Panama in an attempt of the conquest to conquer the Inca Empire and take advantage of the Incan Civil war and civilization. When the conquistadors arrived at Atahualpa they opened fire on unarmed men which made the Spaniards capture Atahualpa and also‚ capturing large amounts of Gold and Silver which made Pizzaro and retained true

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