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First Nations
The native spirit flows from one nation
to another. Though cultural features,
language, clothing, and customs vary
enormously from one tribe to another,
there are certain elements which are
encountered frequently and shared by
many tribes. American Indians lived life
in love with nature. Learn more…
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Maya
A highly developed civilization, the Maya
civilization is a Mesoamerican
civilization, well-known for being the only
culture that fully developed written
language among pre-Columbian
Americas cultures. The Maya civilization
shares many features with other
Mesoamerican civilizations due to the
high level of interaction and cultural
diffusion that characterized the region.
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Aztecs
Aztec is a term used to refer both to
the native people who founded the Aztec
Confederation. They called themselves
Mexica, or Tenochca. The Aztec culture is
clearly recognized within all the ethnic
groups that lived in the Valley of Mexico
at the time of the Spanish conquest.
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Andean
Represented by the Incas and their vast
nation, the Andean Culture is one of the
most influential in the Native American
people of the Andes Mountains of South
America. Most of the major ideas and
institutions incorporated within the Inca
Confederacy were developed from a
series of earlier Native American
civilizations in the Andes. Learn more…
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