The correct answer to this open question is the following.
I think that a developed country has a bigger footprint than a developing country regarding modern society acknowledgments or advancements in economy, politics, or technology.
However, in culture, values, and traditions, many developing countries have an impressive array of ancestral or prehispanic heritage, full of traditions and culture that is still lived in today's society.
This scenario can be best shown in the cultures of India, Central America, and South America, where the people still have a direct influence on the culture and customs of their ancestors.
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All of them were split because each of those countries were being controlled by the big four which were the former allies. Hope that helps
Incas:
conquered by Francisco Pizarro
located in the Andes Mountains
worshiped the sun god, Inti
Aztecs:
conquered by Hernan Cortez
located in Central America
worshiped many gods, including Quetzalcoati
