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The earth had a

single supercontinent 225 million years ago.

The Great Ice

Age accounted for the origins of the continent's human history.

By making land

bridges, people could roam into different continents freely.

When the ice

age finished and the glaciers melted, the sea level rose, inundating the

land bridge stopping immigration into America for man thousands of years,

leaving the first native Americans as the only ones.

By the time

Europeans arrived in America in 1492, around 72 million people inhabited

the two American continents.

They split

into many tribes developing over 2000 separate languages, many diverse

religions, cultures, and ways of life.

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Incans in Peru,

Mayans in Central America, and Aztecs in Mexico shaped stunningly

sophisticated civilizations.

Talented

mathematicians made accurate astronomical observations.

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The Azetecs

gave human sacrifices by cutting the hearts out of captives of battle.

Agriculture,

especially corn, accounted for the size and sophistication of the Native

American civilizations in Mexico and South America.

Everywhere it

was planted, corn transformed nomadic hunting bands into settled

agricultural villagers.

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The cultivation

of maize, as well as of beans and squash, reached the southeastern

Atlantic region of North America around A.D. 1000. These techniques were used by the Creek,

Choctaw, and Cherokee Indians.

Unlike the

Europeans, the Native Americans respected nature and took only what they

needed.

Mound

Builder and Mississippian cultures mysteriously went into decline around

1300

The Iroquois

Confederation menaced Native Americans and Europeans.

Substantial

authority went to women of the native people of North America.

In

1492 less than 4 million Native Americans were left on North America.

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Europeans were not aware that the Americas even existed.

Europeans

wanted certain goods brought into the continent from Asia during the

Crusades.



This

was found to be too costly

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Marco

Polo may have never seen China but told of the cheap treasures that lay in

the East.



A

caravel was developed to overcome strong winds and currents.

Europeans

could also easily be carried home from Africa from the westward breezes.

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South

of the Sahara Desert was a mystery to many people because it could never

be reached until advanced sea travel came along.

The

Portuguese set up trading posts along the African shore.

A

reason why slavery became big in Africa

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Portuguese

went further southward of Africa in search of a water route to Asia.

Unity occurred

between Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile

Spain

and Portugal were in a race to discover the riches of the Indies.

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