The Guatemala genocide, perpetrated by military dictator Rios Montt, inflicted horrific atrocities on the indigenous Ixil Mayans from 1982 to 1983. Massacres, torture, and displacement marked this dark chapter. Despite international condemnation and legal actions, justice remains elusive.

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Explore the rich history and intricate preparation process of chocolate, from the Mayans' divine beliefs to the modern art of tempering. Learn about different types of chocolate, tasting tips, proper storage methods, and the importance of tempering for a perfect finish.

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Peopling North America involved diverse tribes and cultures, including advanced civilizations like the Pueblo, Incas, Mayans, and Aztecs. European exploration, driven by the pursuit of gold, glory, and spreading religion, led to the Columbian Exchange, impacting societies on both sides of the Atlant

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Mayans utilized bows and arrows to hunt various animals to sustain their families. The size of the animal determined how many people it could feed. A graphical representation illustrates the feeding capacity of different animals like turkey, peccary, bass fish, agouti, and deer in relation to the nu

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Explore the use of astronomy in ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, Mayans, Aztecs, Europeans, and Native Americans, along with the historical origins of constellations and their role in navigation. Delve into the contributions of scientists such as Ptolemy, Copernicus, Galileo, and more, and

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Ancient American civilizations like the Maya thrived long before European arrival, building grand cities, developing advanced systems of writing and astronomy, and engaging in trade and agriculture. The Mayans, known for their religious rule, monumental architecture, and skilled astronomy, left a la

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