What is learning about mesoamerican societies

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Discussion 1: Why do you think we began this week's discussions by learning about Mesoamerican societies and their contributions? How does this material make us think differently about mainstream U.S. history?

Discussion 2: What were the main ideas from last week's article "1491" by Charles C. Mann? How does the article connect with this week's lecture?

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