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When was contact made and what happened to the Native peoples, their traditions, and their cultures? What are their circumstances today?

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The expert determines when contact was made and what happened to the Native people. Their traditions and cultures are examined in circumstances today.

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For contact: Columbus' contact in 1492 is only the beginning of the story. You should tell the bigger story. There were different points of contact for different parts of the Americas. Telling the stories of the Inca (Mexica) and Inca in addition to Columbus' story usually provides enough of a foundation of the variety of situations. In telling those stories look ...

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