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The Andes run along the Atlantic coast. |
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The Andes are a single range. |
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The highest peak in the eastern hemisphere is Aconcagua. |
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New York is about the size of the altiplano. |
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Lake Titicaca lies on the altiplano. |
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Lake Titicaca lies mainly in Chile. |
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The smallest birds in the world live in the Andes. |
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The Andean Condors live in low elevations. |
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The Andean Condors have a wingspan of five feet. |
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1. Lake Titicaca is the largest South American Lake. |
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2. Argentino is on the western side of the Andes. |
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3. Lake Titicaca lies at the same height as the highest lake on Mount Everest. |
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1. The government controlled trade of only food. |
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2. Commoners would sell things high on the mountains. |
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3. The roads were only 100 miles long. |
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4. No roads existed in the Andes. |
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5. Bridges were made out of grass and wood planks. |
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1. We know all about the early Inca. |
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2. The Inca people appeared about 1200 B.C. |
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3. Pachacutie was the son of Huaynecapd. |
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4. The Spaniards were defeated when they fought for the Incan land and goods. |
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1. The Inca believed in one god |
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2. The Inca men had to marry before they were 30. |
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3. The priests mainly counseled the royal families. |
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1. When the Inca conquered other ruling cities, they only killed local rulers. |
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2. For taxes, women wove and men had to mine or serve in the army. |
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3. Incan rulers were members of royal dynasties or families. |
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