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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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    One reason the Spanish conquistadors were able to conquer the Aztec and Inca Empire rapidly is that 1. These empires had no standing armies 2. The Spanish had better weapons than the Aztecs and Incas did 3. The Spanish greatly outnumbered the Aztecs and Incas 4. The Aztec and Incas joined together to fight the Spanish Which was a major political change in Latin America in the 19th century? 1. The political power of the Roman Catholic Church has eliminated. 2. The right to vote was extended to all

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    quest for freedom for all of all of the Dominican Republic that gave them hope. Their quest was so strong that the sisters gave the ultimate sacrifice. The Carabal family on the other hand‚ lived in a different time. With the exception of La Inca‚ and Beli’s father‚ Abelard‚ they were all born after Trujillo was killed and no longer in power. However the residuals of his evil lingered and had the reverse effect on the Carabals. Life for the family all goes downhill after the imprisonment

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    one of the most successful Spanish Conquistadors around during 1474-1541. With the help of the Columbian Exchange‚ in 1532‚ he had conquered the Inca empire and then founded the Spanish colony of Peru. The smallpox had killed of many of the Inca‚ including the emperor. So‚ it wasn’t much of a struggle to take over the empire.He had ruled the former Inca territories until he was assassinated by rival conquistadors in

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    The first encounter was on November 16‚ 1532‚ at Peruvian Highland Town. Pizarro led the Spaniards and Atahualpa led the Indigenous Americans. Pizarro captured Atahualpa and the lead towards a Spanish victory. The second major battle was the Great Inca Rebellion. It was in 1536 at the town square in Cajamarca‚ Pizarro gave the Bible to Atahualpa to read and study because he wanted the Indigenous Americans to convert to Christianity. But instead Atahualpa through the Bible on the ground‚ which was

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    subverting and destroying every aspect of the Indian way of life. The Aztecs attempted to befriend the Spanish explorers‚ but when Hernan Cortez heard his capitol of Vera Cruz had been plundered‚ he capture and killed their leader Montezuma II. The Incas didn’t fare any better. Francisco Pizarro‚ driven mad with greed‚ kidnapped the Incan king‚ Atahualpa and forced his people to pay an outrageous ransom of gold before executing him. Soon after these tragic events‚ the Spanish set up encomienda‚ a system

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    mothers side instead of their fathers. Slavery was a big thing in Africa‚ they were used for mining salt and gold. Some people in the Africa Empire had their faces tattooed to distinguish where they were from. The Americas consisted of Aztec‚ Maya‚ Incas‚ The Caribbean and North American people. Aztec who was also known as the Mexicas found the city of Tenochtitian which grew into one of the largest cities in the world. Family was seen as religiously essential‚ marriage usually occurred later in life

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    River and is on the ridge between two prominent mountain peaks – Machu Picchu and Hauyna Picchu – about 500 meters above the valley bottom (Wright and Kenneth‚ 2-3). Machu Picchu‚ believed to be the royal estate of the Inca ruler Pachacuti‚ is the most well-known of all the Inca archaeological sites. Professor Hiram Bingham discovered the site in July of 1911 and excavated it with the help of National Geographic and Yale University (Bingham‚ "The Story of Machu Picchu‚" 172). When Professor Bingham

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    in his textbook‚ A History of Latin America‚ as a "handful of Spaniards" conquering two of the largest empires in Latin America. Now‚ it is true that in comparison to the multiplicity of diverse groups of Native Americans within both the Aztec and Inca empires‚ the number of Spaniards who conquered them were indeed very few in number. However‚ despite the framework of this concept being true that a "handful of Spaniards won two empires‚" which is stated within the title of a section in Keen’s textbook

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    I will know defend the claim that evil is a degree of wrong‚ as well as how it isn’t qualitatively distinct. Eve Garrard argues that evil is the intent to create harm as well as how silence plays a role in this. However‚ philosopher Luke Russell‚ discusses how‚ “Garrard‚ refuses to modify her account by adding the condition that evil actions must be harmful” (). Russell later states that extreme harm doesn’t have to be a contributor of evil. In a sense‚ it has been there but it not always is. This

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