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1. Spanish Calvary knocked down the litter carrying Atahuallpa
- Incas were so scared they climbed over eachother  and suffocated eachother
- Spaniard capture Atahuallpa and give him new clothes
- Pizarro soothed his rage at being defeated so quickly
- The battle was won by the Spaniards quick and concise

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-Spanish fired first
-The Indiana were filled with fear
-The Spanish killed 7000 Indians
-The Spanish killed the high chiefs and counselors that carried Atahuallpa on the litter
-The Spanish captured Atahuallpa

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1. Five Events

1. The guns scarred the Indians and they formed mounds of people

2. All Indians in the square were slain

3. Atahuallpa is captured

4. The remaining Indians flee

5. A total of 7000 were slain

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1. Five details

1. Really religious priest

2. People dressed in different colored robes

3. Lots of gold and silver

4. Men wearing armor

5. Beautiful surroundings

2. Five events

1. Atahuallpa approached camp with his warriors

2. Eighty people carried Atahuallpas figure

3. Governor Pizarro sends Friar Vicente de Valverde

4. Atahuallpa throws the book, offending Friar

5. Friar commands them to attack

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Section D

Defeats

1. Mass hysteria

2. Killed the wealthy

3. Mass amputation

4. Incas died protecting Atahuallpa

5. The high morale among Spaniards

Capture

1. Spaniards took advantage for the Atahuallpa’s invataion

2. Atahuallpa was stuck on his litter

3. Atahuallpa wasn’t expecting a battle

4. Wore colorful clothes

5. Lack of counterattack

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Section C
5 details describing Incan Camp
- Large army 80,000
- Many Tents
- Tents filled with Great Aprehension
- Determined towards the goal

5 Events
- governor divided cavalry
-infantry divided
-celebration/gathering (Indians greet the Spanish)
-priest tries to teach Atahuallpa about Christianity
-Atahuallpa hits priest Friar

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1.) Indians dressed in different colors
- Atahuallpa richly dressed
- Played great songs and danced
- Lots of gold and silver furniture
- Men in armor

2.) Atahuallpa and 2,000 indians went to meet Pizarro and his men
- The Indians wore lots of gold and silver
- Atahuallpa was carried in a litter
- When given the “holy book” Atahuallpa rejected it
- Pizarro got mad after the book was thrown

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Five Details Describing the Capture of Atahuallpa and the Defeat of the Incas
1. The Incas were confused and scared from the horses, guns, trumpets, and rattles.
2. The Incas were unarmed, making them defenseless and easy to kill
3. Atahuallpa was pulled from his thrown by seven or eight men on horseback and his robe was ripped off his chest
4. If not told to reassemble at camp, the Spaniards would have just kept killing
5. Pizarro attempted to “comfort” Atahuallpa by saying that the Incans were puny and the Spaniards were so great that he shouldn’t feel bad

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Section C

1. Atahuallpa throws the Bible

2. Planed attack from the Spaniards

3. Loads riches from the Inca

4. Atahuallpa wore flashy clothing

5. Anger erupted when the Bible was thrown

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Five Things About the Indian Camp
1. Many tents
2. Many riches
3. Highly decorated
4. Warriors were in squadrons
5. Thousands upon thousands of Indians

Five Things about the “Pre-War”
1. Pizarro divided his troops
2. Pizarro came up with a “meet-and-greet” plan for the Indians
3. The Indians came marching out
4. The Friar met Atahuallpa and told him to convert to Christianity
5. Atahuallpa threw the Bible on the ground and the Friar ordrered the Spaniards to charge and attack the Indians

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1. - Atahuallpa’s robes had been torn off of him
- all of Atahuallpa’s litters were killed
- governor took Atahuallpa to his lodging
- the governor soothed Atahuallpa after he had been captured
- trying to convince Atahuallpa to become a faithful Catholic

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1. The Spaniards charged the unarmed Incans
2. The incans were scared and confused by the horses and Spanish weapons.
3. Adahlupa is pulled from his throne by seven or eight Spaniards on horseback
4. More than 7,000 Incan men are killed.
5. Adahlupa’s clothes are torn off of him

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Section C 1
1) weird attire
2) their numbers seemed endless
3) all the men wore gold and silver
4) they didn’t know anything about Christianity
5) they have a really rich civilization
Section C 2
1) governor divided his troops
2) the Incas paraded in
3 ) Atahuallpa sent 2000 Indians ahead of them
4) carried by 80 lords
5) priest approached Atahuallpa
6) Atahuallpa casted the Bible offered to him to the side

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1a. Lavishly decorated
B. Very beautiful
C. Heavily populated
D. Largely sized
E. Could not read English and were not Christian
2a. The Spanish men were very fearful
B. Adahlupa divided his troops up
C. Adahlupa threw the Bible
D. A friar spoke to adahlupa about accepting Christianity
E. High chiefs were carried in on hammocks

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1. - looked like a very beautiful city
- a lot of tents
- big number of Indians
- Spaniards are intimidated by Indians & their possessions
- in the outskirts of the mountains
2. - governor divided Calvary into two sections
- two or three infantrymen had trumpets to play when they left
- Indians entered the plaza, the governor would signal Candia and they would start firing guns and playing trumpets.
- Atahuallupa had 2000 Indians that entered before him
- all Indian warriors wore gold and silver crowns
- priest went to try and teach Atahuallpa the word of God, he rejected and threw the Bible

- priest gave the Spaniards permission to kill Atahuallpa and his army
- when Indians entered the plaza, they filled the entire space because they were so large in number

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Section D

Capture of Atahuallpa

1. The Indians served and protected Atahuallpa to death

2. Spaniards on horseback heaved Atahuallpas litter over

3. The Indians didn’t try to fight back

4. Atahuallpa admitted that he was defeated

5. When Atahuallpa was capture he was re clothed