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1. president clinton
   ... On January 1st 1994, a group of Mayan Indians calling themselves the EZLN Zapatista Army of National Liberation rose up in arms to protest the same ...
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2. Aztec and Mayan Religious Practices
   ... Aztec life. The Mayan Indians were said to be one of the most advanced civilizations ever to thrive in Central America. Just like ...
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3. Personal Adventure in Guatemala
   ... They started carving their names into the walls of a cave which at one time was the religious shrine of the Mayan Indians that lived there. ...
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4. The Maya
   ... Only about two million Mayan Indians exist today, but their culture reflects that of their ancestors, along with the Spanish, who invaded the Maya around the ...
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5. The Mayas
   ... Only about two million Mayan Indians exist today, but their culture reflects that of their ancestors, along with the Spanish, who invaded the Maya around the ...
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6. The Maya
   ... Only about two million Mayan Indians exist today, but their culture reflects that of their ancestors, along with the Spanish, who invaded the Maya around the ...
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7. Guatemala
   ... between cultures. In 1523 Alvarado took over Guatemala and established a Spanish Colony by defeating the Mayan Indians. This started ...
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8. The mathematics of computers and logic circuits
   ... The people of India and the Mayan Indians are thought to have found the zero. Both of these groups used a base system of twenty. ...
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9. Indians of Texas
   ... Some scholars believe that some Indians in Texas were offshoots of the Olmec, Mayan and Aztec that were already established in Central Mexico. ...
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10. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
    ... The Central and South American Indians Aztec, Mayan, and Inca were the most advanced of all, building great pyramids and developing an understanding of ...
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11. mound builders of north america
    ... in size, to the great Egyptian pyramids, and have several browraising similarities to the Mayan mounds and other mounds built by the Mexican Indians. ...
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12. Columbus
    ... In a Mayan revolt, chiefs were burned alive, thousands of women were raped and lynched, and captured warriors had their ... Not all of the Indians were murdered. ...
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13. the Mayans
    ... They were Middle American Indians who had one of the best civilizations in the Western World. A very significant feature of the Mayan civilization was their ...
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14. Comparisons between America and South Africa
    ... In Yucatan, the Spaniards burned or destroyed almost every precious Mayan book in their efforts to convert those Indians to Christianity. ...
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15. Early Civilizations1
    ... Mayan writers also wrote calendrical religious inscriptions on ceramic vessels. ... In North America, the Indians did not settle down to do agriculture due to the ...
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16. Alcohol2
    ... found manuscript where the smoking of tobacco is documented is in Mayan archives which ... tobacco, a plant that had been smoked for years by the Indians of North ...
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17. Guatemala
    ... The Mayan empire was not unified and the highest point of Mayan civilization was ... Guatemala breaks down to a little less than 50 are pure Indians and some of ...
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18. Mercantilism: Shaping Nations
    ... He later conquered the rest of Mexico, including the Mayan people ... The French had established a profitable fur trade with the Indians, and they did not want the ...
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19. Jaguars
    ... In the Mayan civilization, the jaguar served as a communicator between the living and the dead ... For the Indians, the jaguar embodied immeasurable power. ...
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20. Recovering the Colonial, Beginning Again:
    ... The chant reveals a Mayan culture that perhaps out of necessity accepted a true god ... I was both a School master and Minister to the Indians, yea I was their Ear ...
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21. Christopher Columbus Day
    ... demise of the Native Americans in Western US and the genocide of Mayan Indian people in ... past 600 years, we have not realized the terror we have put on Indians. ...
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22. ampquotNonClassical Civilizations are our Greatest Influenceampquot
    ... The Indians used herbs and natural remedies to treat illness, set bones, and fix ... In China and the Mayan cultures there was one supreme ruler who controlled all ...
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23. Aztecs
    The Aztec Indians The Aztecs were an Indian people who lived in Central and Southern Mexico. ... They used a calendar system made by the Mayan Civilization. ...
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24. Hispanic Heritage Month
    ... In Mexico and Central America, the Mayan and Aztec empires created civilizations whose ... of America trace their roots to the intermarriage of Indians and whites ...
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25. The Voyage to the New World
    ... Cortes and his men fought their way up strong Mayan resistance up the coast. ... After it was read, the Indians had a choice to either convert to Christianity, or ...
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26. The Voyage to the New World
    ... Cortes and his men fought their way up strong Mayan resistance up the coast. ... After it was read, the Indians had a choice to either convert to Christianity, or ...
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27. International BusinessMexico
    ... The Mayan culture attained itamp39s greatest development about the 6th century AD ... and demanded reforms from the Salinas government for better treatment of Indians. ...
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28. Genocide in Guatemala
    ... On May 29, 1978, 500 to 700 Kekchi, an indigenous Mayan group from ... The government later asserted that the Indians had started the violence, and only admitted ...
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