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Long before Columbus sailed the ocean blue, the Inca people built a vast empire. So how did how fewer than 200 Spanish conquistadors manage to bring the mighty empire down?

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The Legend of the Dwarf and the Governor of Uxmal

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Tim and Moby lead you into the Valley of Mexico for a look at the powerful Mesoamerican civilization, and how the conquistuadors engineered their fall.

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Ancient Builders -- the Mississippian Culture

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Mississippian Culture - sign into Clever to watch this on Discovery Education

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Mississippian Culture - sign into Clever to watch this on Discovery Education

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Rivers and the Progression of Human Civilization

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Examines the importance of rivers to early human civilizations, particularly, the Native American Mississippian culture. The segment also looks at other early cultures that developed along rivers and coastlines.

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Cahokia was settled around the Late Woodland Period. The extravagent pyramid shape mounds are what it is known for. They were used for religious purposes and some burial purposes. Located by presented day St, Louis they are known as the Mississippian Culture.