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Course: HISTORY 1301, Fall 2008School: Tarrant County
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(1) America : America before Columbus: Prevailing theory is migration across Bearing Strait Started 14K BC by 9K BC reached tip of South America 50M people before contact with Columbus Central Mexico: Bread bas et bet ee Nicaragua a d Rio G a de ead basket between ca agua and o Grande desert Empire based conquest using ritualistic warfare limited weapons technology High yield agriculture based /...
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(1) America :
America before Columbus:
Prevailing theory is migration across Bearing Strait Started 14K BC by 9K BC reached tip of South America
50M people before contact with Columbus
Central Mexico:
Bread bas et bet ee Nicaragua a d Rio G a de ead basket between ca agua and o Grande desert
Empire based conquest using ritualistic warfare limited weapons technology High yield agriculture based / Turkey as main protein source Polytheist of religions nature using human sacrifice
Aztecs - once nomadic warrior tribe from Northern Mexico supplanting Mayans c. 1200 AD
Elaborate, highly developed administrative, war and religious communities living off of tribute Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) 100K
Caribbean Islands:
limited involvement with continent and idyllic biome limited hierarchy & social / technical development
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Hollinger 1301 Hybrid
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