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    to the abuse and mistreatment of the Native American Indians who occupied those territories. According to the Description of the Conquest of the Aztecs‚ by Hernando Cortes‚ “The Spanish and their allies blockaded the city‚ denying the populace food and water. An outbreak of smallpox further weakened the city’s defenders‚” (Document 6). Hernando Cortes‚ an adventurer in search of wealth and power treated the Native American Indians poorly by starving them of food and water in order to defeat the Aztecs

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    trade point with his mother country‚ and to learn about a vast extent of the agriculture and animals‚ as well as interesting cultures that the Old World had ever seen. However‚ one of the strongest causes of this difference in objectives was Hernando Cortes. Hernando Cortes’s purpose for the occupation of present-day Mexico was the conquest of the native peoples. Through harsh force and dishonesty‚ he destroyed the native tribes‚ making the Aztec Empire his own empire. In Bartolomé de Las Casas

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    they attempted to spread the Catholic religion by deeming the religious practices previously ‘inherited’ (treatise on Heathen superstition) by the indigenous population as acts of witchcraft. In his letter to Reverend Don Francisco Manso de Zunga‚ Hernando Ruiz de Alarcon a Spanish navigator of the sixteenth centaury wrote that the reasons behind attempting to completely eradicate the superstitious ways of the people he regarded as Indians was that some of their practices such as “drunkenness was not

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    The History of Chocolate Do you like chocolate? Who doesn’t like chocolate? Chocolate is a favorite food of many people‚ but only few people know about the history of chocolate. That is why I am going to ask you to explore the history of chocolate by reading this essay. The history of chocolate begins with a plant whose scientific name is theobroma cacao which means “food of the gods”. According to the historians‚ the Mayan in Central America is the first who learned to plant the cacao plants around

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    1350-1600)‚ the large chiefdoms of the Middle Mississippian had broken apart into smaller chiefdoms Hernando de Sotowhose centers were evenly distributed across Georgia’s river valleys. Near the end of this period‚ from 1539 to 1543‚ Hernando de Soto and his army of Spaniards traveled through the Southeast in search of riches. Descriptions left behind by some of de Soto’s men tell of powerful chiefs ruling over territories

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    Ambreena. (2006) “Legal Paradigms in Contemporary Land Reforms” Commonwealth and Comparative Politics p. 119-130 Global issues‚ Poverty facts and statistics. Retrieved 04/24/2008 URL: http://www.globalissues.org/TradeRelated/Facts.asp de Soto‚ Hernando. (2000) The Mystery of Capital: Why capitalism triumphs in the west and fails everywhere else: Lund‚ Atlantis Weeks‚ John. (2001) “The Expansion of Capital and Uneven Development on a World Scale” Capital and Class. p. 9-30 -----------------------

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    The Spanish Empire I. The Conquistadors A. Hernando Cortés (1485-1547) 1. All of the New World was Spain’s‚ except Brazil (ignoring English claims). Cristobo Columbo and his brother had established a handful of small colonies (including Cuba)‚ but in the first 15 years or so of the 16th Century Spain didn’t control much territory; this would soon change. 2. In 1519‚ Hernando Cortés landed in Mexico at Vera Cruz (which he founded). He had 600 men. His orders were to establish a colony;

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    Legaspi on April 2‚ 1917 in Tondo‚ Manila (1917–1994) is a Filipino National Artist awardee in painting. He was also an art director prior to going full-time in his visual art practice in the 1960s. His early (1940s-1960s) works‚ alongside those of peer‚ Hernando Ocampo are described as depictions of anguish and dehumanization of beggars and laborers in the city. These include Man and Woman (alternatively known as Beggars) and Gadgets’. Primarily because of this early period‚ critics have further cited Legaspi’s

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    Conquering city after city‚ Moctezuma and his warrior empire took food‚ luxury goods‚ exotic raw materials and war captives. The prisoners of war were saved for sacrifices to the gods. Embarking on a journey of his own in search of gold‚ General Hernando Cortes lead his group of Spanish troops into the path of the powerful Moctezuma monarchy. After meeting face to face‚ both men seemingly viewed the other with mutual respect after a friendly exchange of greetings. Trust was not to be gained quite

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    superior weapons. The Spaniards were no longer interested in small islands so more exploration occurred to neighbouring territories. Hernando Cortez and Francisco Pizarro sought for the conquest of Mexico and Peru respectively. Both Cortez and Pizarro to discourage retreat or treachery‚ was to order all their boats burned. Their men would either conquer or perish. Hernando Cortez‚ acting essentially on his own‚ with an army of only about 500 men‚ few weapons and 16 horses. Cortez was unquestionably brutal

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