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The movie really went in depth in how the Incas were conquered. It also showed the importance of Guns Germs and Steel and how the Europeans who got it first conquered most of the world.This video also explained the effects of this massacre and how nearly 90% of the Inca population was wiped in 40 years by 168 Spanish soldiers.

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The video was good mainly because of how descriptive it was. Jared Diamond was able to show how things worked and the degree of their effectiveness. A specific example of this was when he showed how a musket worked and when he shot it which showed how frightened people would be if they had never seen or heard it before. Another example was when he showed how the conquistadors rode their horses which gave them the ability to slice and jab their foes while still having agility and as comfortable as someone could be while riding a horse and stabbing people with a sword.
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I think this video was very helpful in informing you about the advanced technology the Spanish had at the time. Since the Spanish had guns and swords they acted better in battle because they had these weapons. The Inca had never seen them before so they also didn’t know what to expect. It also shows how a civilization that has more experience with diseases will be able to survive better. I think that since the Spanish had more advantages it was much easier for them to win in battle.

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This video was pretty informational and interesting at the same time. The reason I think that is because I kinda like to learn about this kind of stuff. The whole conquer by accident thing is very interesting and that they did not  even have a clue on what they had done. Also it was cool how the Spanish sort of ambushed the natives and took out a whole army.

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They fought and it was unfair because they didn’t have anything to defend themselves, but the Spaniards has guns and special horses to combat against the Inca’s while the natives were weaponless leading to numerous deaths and injuries. Fencing with the sword sounded very intriguing. The outfits were also interesting especially with the sword being in their daily wear, because each century has a a trend, such as swords and today we have smart phones. It was surprising that 95% of the Inca’s people died. The disease was alarming, because it broke out throughout most of their nation, and numerous people got sick and died and was a partical cause of the Incas species near slaughter of their kind.

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I believe that the documentary did an excellent job of showing the advantages of the Spanish in the form of their diseases and weaponry, but I feel that  it could have explained more about Incan weapons and warfare. While I knew that they used bronze weaponry, I did not know whether the weapons used were spears, swords, or something else. I was surprised that the Spanish were so offended at Atahualpa's rejection of the Bible. Did the Spanish not realize that the Inca had no written language?

Great Question- its hard to tell from the documentary, my guess is that they would not have that knowledge at that time and would assume they could read and write.

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Gave us a better perspective of some of the things we didn’t understand or notice from the textbook. It gave us a better picture on how and where the conquistadors took over a large population.

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The video was interesting on how it showed the strategies of how the conquistadors conquered the inca.And how they used their weapons and horses. We liked how he gave great detail on the history of the weapons and tactics used by the conquistadors. It's interesting on how a small group were able to take down a bigger group.

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This video did a good job of showing the reasons why the Europeans were able to conquer the powerful Inca. Through there invention of guns and steal they were able to use powerful weapons that the Incas had never seen before. We also learned how powerful germs can be as it played a huge role in wiping out the Inca that weren't adapted to the diseases.

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This documentary gave really descriptive explanations of how political tactics and encounters differed depending on how advance each group were. For example the native populations weren't exposed to a written language, nor were they exposed to guns and steel. That put them at a disadvantage and weakened them when it came to battle.

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We think that the movie was informative and very influential. The topic of Spaniards conquering the Inca was based on good facts and self obtained information that was easy to understand and applicable to today’s standards. The visuals showing today how the Spaniards would’ve fought against the Incas put a very clear picture in my head about how they would have gone about the events that occurred.

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This video shared a good point and shared Dr. Diamonds opinion about why the Spaniards conquered the Inca instead of the other way around. His reasons were very interesting and, I think relevant, to what he is trying to say. We liked how the documentary fit so much information into a shorter period of time.

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I think the movie was good because it showed how the Spanish had an avntig over the Inca empire.thta and it was a vary well explained documtry.

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I would say that the movie is good and it explains what happens about the world starting to develop in taming and riding horses and the guns are starting to develop it also talks about how wars developed the way they are today and how they became.

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I think the movie was good because it gave a seemly accurate discription of the many advantages the Spanish had over the Inca empire even though the Inca had a very large sum of soldiers (80k) compared to the Spanish who only had around 200 but they had the arms and the germs to get the job done

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This video was very interesting. I really enjoyed the way the video explained how they fought and thrived to survive. The details and explanation helped us better understand the video. This video had alot  of information and it helped us better understand the topic. Overall this video was very good

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This video has very good details and descriptive topics and gave great information for us all to learn. Dr. Diamond had very good points and made sure to describe each and everyone. It was a very great video to learn more about this topic.

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I think the documentary was an interesting video to keep the class entertained but yet still keep us learning. The Saints were robbed of the Super Bowl. Anyways we found the video helpful and “fun” to learn about the Indians and the life and events that would’ve back in that time. P.S (saints would’ve scored more than 3) -

Lichty Comment:
"You have to make the Super Bowl to score more than 3 points in it!"

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We think the movie was good because it looked like an accurate showing of what happened. It explained the tactics that the Spanish and incas used and what affect it had on the battle. It also showed how the diseases got there, how it spread, and the affect it had on the native people.

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I think the movie did a good job showing the advantages that the spaniards had against the Incan army, considering the Inca's had an army of almost 80,000 warriors. The Incan chief made a poor decision in which he disarmed his men of there weapons. The Spanish was able to sneak attack the Incans when they were disarmed. Over all I think the movie did a good job in showing how it happened and keeping it interesting throughout the video.

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Cole and Noah

The documentary was very informative on the history of the Spanish conquests of the Inca Empire. And we agree with Dr Diamond on that if the Spanish weren’t so ahead in technology the Inca would’ve won from being outnumbered and outgunned.

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I think that the video was good because it gave us an idea of how the Spanish quenqerd the Incas. The Spanish won the war 167? vs 80,000 because they had more advanced technology like the guns and sword made out of steel. They also had horses and deasis that were deadly to the incas

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We thought that the video was good, but it was sad to watch the Incas land and stuff taken away. It also shows the power of civilization and disease and how fast they both can spread through out the world.

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I think the documentary "Guns, Germs, and Steel" was very interesting for many reasons. It allowed Dr. Diamond to explain his beliefs as to why the Europeans were able to conquer the Americas. The documentary was very interesting because of the scale of an Empire that pizzaro was able to conquer

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I think this was a good movie I agree with doctor diamond and with his views on the land helped with survival. It was very detailed and had good reasons and I also think Pizarro was successful in many ways.

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The documentary, Guns, Germs, and Steel, was very informative on the topic of Spanish exploration. It also shows how the Europeans were at an advantage because of their geographical location. The Spanish used their knowledge to their advantage and started what we know today as South America.

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We think this movie was highly educational and also eye opening. Before we didn’t know how native people were conquered but now we do from this movie. It was very detailed and contained crystal clear explanations. It also had action filled graphic content

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My thoughts on the video were the Spanish mainly conquered the Inca due to smallpox. Guns, horses, and steel weapons helped with the battle of Cajamarca, the Spanish victory was mainly due to the fact that the inca were essentially a parade. The Spanish then just captured the leader and everyone was to scared and dying of smallpox to do anything.

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The episode of “ Guns, Germs, and Steel” was very informative. I like how the show went into detail how much of a disadvantage the Incas were at when it came to reading and writing, whereas the Spaniards could mass produce books and it gave Cortez the power to study pas battles against the Incas/ Natives. Italso  demonstrated how different life for the spaniards vs the Incas, like having beards, wearing helmets that looked like cooking pots to the Incas, and growing up living with farm animals such as swine and cows, which built immunities for the Spaniards and causing unintentional bio-warfare against the natives.

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We believe that the Spanish knew what there were doing. The Spanish may have had more resources but the used them well. They may have not known there was going to be other people but they didn't just kill a whole population by accident.

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The video was very interesting. The Inca did not know how to deal with the Europeans because they didn't know what to do with the guns and the riding horses. It was cool to see what happened in the battle.

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The Spanish had multiple advantages over the Inca (those including new weapons and germ/diseases) but if the Inca had the same advantages as the Spanish , I believe they would have won. This is because the Inca had a bigger army and the advantage of being in their hand.

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I enjoyed this movie but my opinion on the Spanish is kinda bad cause in lots of ways and I’m going to give out a few reasons on why I think that first they kinda forced they leader of the Incas to give them all his gold and in return they took his freedom away like messed up does that sound. And I also believe is they had explained what the Bible was then maybe things would have been different and in some ways the Incas leader is wrong in some parts like the religious offense he said when the Spanish were talking to him about the Bible. The Incas also did not have any weapons likes guns and stuff and most importantly in my opinion at least they did not know how to cure people that were sick

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I think that the Spaniards conquered the incas because they had superior technology and superior tactics and had advice from people who encountered similar problems.

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If the conquistadors hadn't had guns and ammunition the Inca would have won, because of their natural talent in fighting. If neither had weapons I think that the Inca would have won.

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I think it was interesting that Atahualpa learned Spanish and even played chess with them when they were holding him captive and threatening his life.

I also think that the only reason they won was because they had the advantage of guns germs and steel making it an unfair battle.

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I agree with dr diamond because if they would not have horses or found out about guns they would have lost because they were outnumbered.Due to where they were located they had a advantage because of where the animals were. And they figured out about guns an swords before the Inca if the Inca had their stuff like horses,word, and guns they would have won the battle.

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The Incas themselves called their empire Tawantinsuyo, meaning "Land of the four quarters." Europeans use their animals as food, work, clothing, medicine, and others," which gives them a greater advantage then the Native Americans. The Native Americans had no weapons to fight back which gave the other party a huge advantage.The lack of writing was a huge problem because they couldn't spread the word about things or give valid information to anyone.

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The documentary “Guns Germs and Steel” was very interesting. We think that Pizarro was successful in many ways.They were successful because they had different strategies on how to make them surrender. Also, they had a better advantage because they had the weapons. Lastly, they found a way to get rid of the leader, which meant the people were most likely to surrender.

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The movie was good it showed about the history we didn’t know the people and the writing and technology then had at that time period.What we realized that was a shock to us was the flu they had at that time period.You wouldn’t think they had something as a common cold or a flu you just wouldn’t ever think of it like that but they had it and it’s a big Deal in the movie

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The documentary was very interesting. I agree with Doctor dimand with his views on how the natural land helped with the survival and how they advanced over others. I also think that how people built there towns helped. Eddie

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We think the this video or documentary was good information about what it was like back then for the Indians when they encountered other cultures and races. The documentary was also very informational about the way the English men came in and they change everyone's culture from worshipping an Indian god to Christianity.
The way that most of the Indians died from diseases surprised me and how the diseases whipped out 95% of the 20 million Indians in that land. The documentary helped me understand that back then the men didn't want to make bonds with people they just wanted to be at the top and rule everything and be the richest out of everyone.

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The spainish was wrong in my opinion because they forced the leader of the Incas to give them gold and not giving him freedom. Maybe if they showed what the Bible was in the first place thing I think would have ended differently. Apart of me think that the Inca leader was also wrong because the religious offense he said when the Spanish showed him the Bible. The Incas didn’t have guns and they didn’t know how to cure the infected and didn’t have any steel, that made the Spanish get the advantage and took over the Incas land.