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South America

By W. H. (William Henry) Koebel

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Before conquerors arrived and changed everything, dynamic societies thrived and fell to foreign disruption.

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2006-02-27
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"South America" by W.H. Koebel is a historical narrative that explores the extensive history of South America, beginning before European contact and continuing through the Spanish colonial era. The book illuminates pivotal events, influential individuals, and cultural transformations that shaped the continent. It presents an overview of South America's diverse civilizations, emphasizing the Inca civilization and their interactions with European colonizers. This account begins by highlighting the rich tapestry of South American societies before Spanish rule, acknowledging the advanced Inca culture while also recognizing the multitude of other tribes with their own distinct levels of cultural progress. It then transitions to the profound consequences of the Spanish conquest, marked by tension, conflict, and the devastating loss of indigenous traditions as colonial forces reshape the continent's destiny.

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