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Pizarro's capture of Atahualpa worked psychologically because the Inca emperor was divine and untouchable, making his seizure almost unimaginable within the local worldview.
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Pizarro
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...The Incas were conquered by... by another conquered student named Francisco Pizarro, okay? The emperor he defeated was Ata Huapá. Sorry, I'm not going..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...The Incas were conquered by... by another conquered student named Francisco Pizarro, okay? The emperor he defeated was Ata Huapá. Sorry, I'm not going..."
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"...The Incas were conquered by... by another conquered student named Francisco Pizarro, okay? The emperor he defeated was Ata Huapá. Sorry, I'm not going..."
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"...the Spanish would capture him, okay? Then what happened is that Pizarro said to the emperor, we'll let you go if you can fill..."
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Disease, steel, horses, and divide-and-conquer matter.
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