'Inca' diaporamas de présentation

Egypt and Incas

Egypt and Incas. Lsn 3. Part 1: Egypt. ID & SIGs. Amon-Re, hieroglyphs, Lower Egypt, Memphis, mummification, Nile River, pharaoh, pyramids, Queen Hatshepsut, Thebes, Upper Egypt. Centralized Aspects of Egyptian Civilization. Nile River Agriculture Trade Cities Social Hierarchy Religion.

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Ancient Mesoamerica

Ancient Mesoamerica. The Olmec, 1200-400 BCE. 125 miles long and 50 miles wide Active volcanoes and earthquakes Tropical lowlands and scrub forests Tutla Mountains break it into microclimates, making trade profitable. The beginnings of large-scale organization.

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Los Incas

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Los Incas

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Los Incas

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“ We Spaniards know a sickness of the heart that only gold can cure.”

“ We Spaniards know a sickness of the heart that only gold can cure.”. Hernán Cortés. Across the Atlantic, centers of civilization flourished in Mesoamerica and the Andes

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Unit 6 The Americas and European Exploration

Unit 6 The Americas and European Exploration. Unit 6 Part 1 Chapter 6 sections 1 and 2. Civilizations of Mesoamerica Andean Cultures of South America.

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Incan Empire

Incan Empire. Development Culture Cities Spanish Conquest. Inca Development. The beginning of the Inca rule started with the conquest of the Moche Culture in Peru.

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The Inca Empire

The Inca Empire. Great Empires. Roads Link the Empire. 14,000-mile-long network of roads and bridges spanned the empire traversed rugged mountains and harsh deserts. The Inca Road System. roads ranged from paved stone to simple paths guest houses provided shelter for weary travelers

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The Expansion of the Inca Empire

The Expansion of the Inca Empire. Original Information from TCI Modified by Stephanie Andrews and Stephanie Bohn. Adapting to Life in the Andes. 3.1 A. Machu Picchu. Ancient city of the Inca located in the Andes , in northwest Peru. It is one example among hundreds of Inca ruins.

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Ancient Cultures of Central and South America: The Maya, Aztec, and Inca

Ancient Cultures of Central and South America: The Maya, Aztec, and Inca. Mayan Map. The Mayans. The culture 's beginnings have been traced back to 1500 BC. The Height of Mayan civilization was between 600 and 900 AD. Mayan Writing.

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Expansion of the Inca Empire

Expansion of the Inca Empire. Adapting to Life in the Andes. At what elevation might this be? What would the weather be like here? What evidence of human settlement do you see? What challenges might people face living here? How would you adapt?. Adapting to Life in the Andes. Machu Picchu.

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Chapter 26 The Incas

Chapter 26 The Incas. Word you need to know. Litter – a seat or chair on which a person is carried; a kind of carriage for high-ranking people Ayllu – an Inca clan (group 0f related families), the basic unit of Inca society Communal – shared by a community or group

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The Inca Empire

The Inca Empire. Background. Empire extended along the Pacific coast and Andean highlands from northern border of modern Ecuador to Maule River in central Chile Inca originated in village of Paqari-tampu, about 15mi south of Cuzco Official language: Quecha.

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World History

World History. Chapter Six Section Two. Culture of the Andes. At first people settled in villages along the coast of Peru and Chile Expanded inland and farmed the river valleys that spread inland Used irrigation on fields from rivers – grew corn (maize) cotton, squash, beans

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Inca Empire

Inca Empire. Mrs. Rand University Preparatory School. Using this powerpoint:. Review the slides carefully Use the information on slides 3 through 10 to fill out a SUMMARY of the information on the first section of your handout.

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Social Hierarchy

Social Hierarchy. Social Hierarchy. Rulers Aristocrats Priests Peasant cultivators of common birth. Social Structure. The Incas had a very clear social structure. The ruler, the Sapa Inca, and his wives, the Coyas, had supreme control over the empire.

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INCAS

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Empire of the Inca

Empire of the Inca. How an empire was formed high in the Andes Mountains. I. Where, When, How. A . When-1200-1532 C.E. B. Where- the highlands of Ecuador, Peru, and Chile. C. Population over one million people Largest Southern American civilization. Language- Quechua. II. Religion.

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Conquest of the Inca

Conquest of the Inca. Inca Dynasty.

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