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1 Aztec Gold

2 The Incas

3 Lands of the Incas

4 Cuzco: Ancient Capital of the Inca (11,000 ft. above sea level)

5 Machu Picchu

6 Machu Picchu

7 Incan Suspension Bridges

8 Incan Terrace Farming

9 Incan Digging Sticks

10 Maize in Incan Pottery & Gold Work

11 Over 100 Different Types of Potatoes Cultivated by the Incans

12 Produce from a Typical Incan Market

13 Incan Ceramic Jars Peanut Potato Squash Cacao God Cacao Pod

14 The Quipu: An Incan Database

15 Incan Mummies

16 Inca Gold & Silver

17 Mississippi River Valley Larger than European cities Pop. 20-40K
Cahokia Mississippi River Valley Larger than European cities Pop K

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20 Woodland Societies of Atlantic
League of Iroquois Water!!! Lived near water – rivers, coast, Great Lakes Migrated seasonally Maize Mohawk Oneida Onondaga Cayuga Seneca

21 Matrilineal Iroquois Women in authority Appt. men to councils
Appoint chiefs Communal property

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