Mesoamerica+Notes+(11-18-13)

=**MESOAMERICA- NOTES 11/18/13**=
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**__Outline__**
[] **Toltecs** [] **Aztecs** [][] **Huitzlopochtli** [][] **Quetzacoatl** [][] **Class based society** [][][] **Calpulli** [][] **Chinampas** [] **Maya** [][] **0** [][] **Ball games** [][] **Calendar** [][] **Writing** [] **Inca** [][] **Pachacoti** [][] **Atahualpa** [][] **Inca socialism** [][][] **Buncria commies** [][] **Complex empire** [][][] **Sea-level-Sky** [][][] **Roads**
 * Mesoamerica**

**__Notes__**
The Indians are really interesting, If you look at Northern Plains tribes, they are a nomadic, hunter-gatherer people in the cold. Sound like the Bedouins and the Mongols right? Except what did they have differently? **//[Discussion]//** Horses. Horses were not there. Indians walked point A to point B on foot usually, with what as their pack animal? // **[Discussion]** // Dogs! Good! Dogs drug sleds with everything the tribe had in them. Why dogs? Seriously why dogs? // **[Discussion]** // There was nothing bigger. Europeans have larger animals, oxen, horses, cattle, and they drag plows. North Americans had dogs, but dogs don't pull plows, so food production goes down, population goes down, what does that mean? // **[Discussion]** // Fewer inventors and geniuses. //** [Irrelevant side conversation dragging off topic to Europeans] **// Why aren't the North Americans going East? Wind blows where? To the West! **// [Bell] //**