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From 1438 to 1533, the Incas incorporated a large portion of Western South America
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The Mound Builders were people who built small, rounded piles of earth to bury their dead or for religious reasons Scientists have dated the first Mounds.
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The earliest Mound builders were the Aden people who were hunters and gatherers in the Ohio Valley.
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The first maya developed around 750 bc and by 500 bc these cities possessed monumental architecture, including large temples with elaborate stucco facades.
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The Mayans developed a complex culture, in the forests of present day Mexico, Guatemala ,Honduras, and Belize on the Yucatan Peninsula
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they became mound builders
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The first hered about the Anasazi in a area known as the Four Corners, where Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico meet.
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The hopewell were not a part of the mound builders.
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Started existing.
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Mayan started dissapearing for a unknown reason they think cause of diesease.
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This city was built by people called the Mississippian they had a population around 16,000.
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The Aztecs wandered into the valley of Mexico.
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Did not live in the four corners any more
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The Anasazi began leaving the pueblos and cliff dwellings to live in smaller communities
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Itzcoatl, the Aztec leader, helped the Aztecs to form a three way alliance with the Texcocans and the Tacubans to conquer their
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An, emperor called Pachacuti came to power and started conquering neighboring communities.
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Hernan Cortes a spanish conquistador, first led his soilders to the Aztec Civlization
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The Spaniards had defeated the Aztecs and ended their empire.
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The Inca Empire rapidly collasped when its last emperor was exuted by the spanish invaders led by Franciso pizarro, The Inca Empire came to a end.
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The Mississippian Civilization no more existed