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What were the key features of the Aztec civilization at the time of European contact?

The Aztecs had a large empire centered around Tenochtitlán, notable for its temples, canals, and bustling markets.

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How did the Inca civilization demonstrate its complexity?

The Inca built extensive road networks, farming terraces, and storehouses in the Andes mountains to sustain their empire.

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What was the primary focus of the Eurocentric view of the Americas' colonization?

The Eurocentric view emphasizes European explorers' achievements and presents colonization as a positive story of discovery.

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What negative impacts does the Indigenous-centered view highlight regarding colonization?

The Indigenous-centered view emphasizes land loss, cultural destruction, and Indigenous resistance against colonization.

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What major problems led to the French Revolution?

Political weakness of King Louis XVI, high debt, social inequality, Enlightenment ideas, and poor harvests sparked the French Revolution.

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What was a key shift in political power claims during the eighteenth-century revolutions?

The notion that government's authority should derive from the people's will rather than from kings or inherited privilege.

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What are some brutal aspects of the Atlantic slave trade?

Captives faced violence during capture, overcrowding and disease on ships, and were forced into labor without rights or compensation.

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What long-term effects did the slave trade have on West African societies?

The slave trade led to political instability, weakened governments, and harmed local economies by removing able workers.

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How did the British East India Company establish control over South Asia?

It used military force, alliances with local rulers, and control over trade to expand its influence and territory.

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What were the consequences of the Partition of India in 1947?

The Partition led to mass migration based on religious identity, violence, loss of lives, and severe psychological trauma.

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What societal changes occurred during the Porfiriato in Mexico?

The rich became significantly wealthier while the poor suffered, leading to increased poverty and societal unrest.

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How did visual artists contribute to the narrative of the Mexican Revolution?

Artists created murals that depicted the struggles and victories of the revolution, promoting social justice and national identity.