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Tiwanaku Culture
- Dates of predominance
- Name variations, pronunciation, and origins
- Location
- Tiwanaku
- History
- Government
- Economy
- Religion
- Arts and sciences
- Decline
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Many experts consider Tiwanaku (pronounced tee-wah-NAH-coo) and Wari (pronounced wah-REE; see Chapter 8) to be the first expansive empires of the Andean region. (An empire is a vast, complex unit extending across political boundaries and dominated by one central power, which generally takes control of the economy, government, and culture in communities throughout its...
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- Introduction to Early American Civilizations
- Before the Rise of Civilization: The First Americans
- Early Andeans: From Nomads to City Folk
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- Toltec Culture
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