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The Vikings
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The Aztecs
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt

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The Maya
The Maya

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The Mongols
The Mongols

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Provides a description of the history and culture of this nomadic Asian people.

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The Sioux
The Sioux

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The Vikings

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Los aztecas
Los aztecas

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Explores the historical and cultural legacy of the Aztecs by examining the writings, rituals, lifestyles, and arts of this advanced civilization.

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Los Siux
Los Siux

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Presents the history and culture of the Sioux through an exploration of their artifacts, customs, beliefs, and daily routines.

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La antigua China
La antigua China

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Introduces the civilization of China, depicting daily activities, artifacts, and ancient structures.

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