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mina [271]
3 years ago
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1. ¿De qué manera cambiaron las sociedades autóctonas del continente americano previo al surgimiento de los grandes imperios que

conocieron los españoles?
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frozen [14]3 years ago
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La respuesta correcta a esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

La manera en cambiaron las sociedades autóctonas del continente Americano previo al surgimiento de los grandes imperios que conocieron los Españoles, fue en que de una serie de grupos tribales, las sociedades fueron creciendo al establecerse en un solo lugar para aplicar las técnicas de agricultura que estas tribus fueron desarrollando. Posteriormente, tribus guerreras como los Aztecas, provenientes de Aztlán, fueron incrementando su presencia y poderío en Mesoamérica, conquistando pequeñas tribus, esclavizándolas, y haciendo que pagaran tributo. De esta manera creció la civilización Azteca, hasta convertirse en imperio. Los Aztecas, Mayas e Incas, se convirtieron en los imperios más dominantes en Mesoamérica y Sudamérica, respectivamente, y eso fue lo que encontraron los Españoles a su llegada.

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