Using carrasrcos religions of mesoamerica

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Using Carrasrco's Religions of Mesoamerica, give historical background and context to how Indigenous people's knowledge (the thinking, point of view, etc) was valuable and how parts of it have survived today. Discuss how we only have traces or fragments of Indigenous knowledge and culture and why that is important. Use Carrasco's discussion at the end of the book about the modern expression of Indigenous cultures within Mexican and Central American cultures.

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