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    Peru Research Paper

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    1532 . Peru became the main source of Spanish wealth and power in South America. In 1821, Peru declared its independence from Spain. The Maoist guerilla group Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) began their brutal campaign to overthrow the government in 1980. A smaller rebel group, Tupac Amaru, also fight against the government. About 69,000 people were killed during the 1980-2000 wars between rebel groups and the government. Xxxx Geography Peru is divided into three natural regions, the Coast, the Highlands and the Jungle. The Jungle covers more than half of its territory; the highlands cover 30%, and the coast 10%. Nevertheless, the coast is the most highly populated region and more than 55% of the Peruvian population lives on the coast. Lima, the capital city in which the political power and economic and financial activities are concentrated, has a population of nearly 8 million. Peru is a country made up of deserts, mountains and huge forests and it has been compared to a continent with many countries, many climates and many different ethnic groups **Altura** Weather The variety of climates and altitudinal layers in Peru is varied, for this reason the weather in Peru is irregular. And it is not uncommon to experience all four seasons in a single day. In a country as geographically diverse as Peru, local weather patterns vary greatly. These different environments make Peru a privileged place for ecotourism and adventure sports like mountain, climbing, rafting, cycling,…

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    Peru Crime Research Paper

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    The insecurity in Lima needs to disappear in 2021 Lima, the Capital City of Peru, was founded by Francisco Pizarro on January 18, 1535. With a population of almost 10 million, Lima is the most populous metropolitan area of Peru and the second largest city in the Americas, behind Sao Paulo and before Mexico City. Lima is the country´s commercial and industrial center and one of Latin America´s most important financial centers. And as a big city it also has big problems, one of them, is the…

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    Essay About Peru

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    Peru is a country located on the western coast of South America that borders the South Pacific Ocean and was the center of many ancient civilizations. Such as the Incas whose empire the Spanish conquistadors Diego de Almagro and Francisco Pizarro initiated an invasion and capture in the early 1500 's during the Spanish exploration of South America. The Spanish took control of the country and began to kill most of the Inca highest rulers. However, the biggest killer that the Incas received…

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    Madeinusa’s mother is said to have fled to Lima at some point in the past for unknown reasons. During tiempo santo people, in the temporary absence of supreme oversight, give in to excesses of all kinds, some are harmless enough like eating and dancing while others are darker and more sordid in nature, like the sexual abuse that Madeinusa suffers at her father’s hands. Incest is not only presented as one more of those excesses or as a signifier for the barbaric character of a society left to its…

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    woman or child would have been sacrificed to the gods. They would consume a fermented corn drink before the priest would strangle them to death. The sacrifices’ bodies would then be wrapped in fine materials and buried along with statues of the gods (Sources 1 and 3)- most commonly Inti or Viracochu, precious metals and food offerings. It was in the 16th century that the Incans began to attract the attention of the legendary Spanish conquistadors. The foreigners were sorely tempted by the fabled…

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    life I have wanted to go on a mission trip to help mentor those in need. So when the opportunity came to go to Jicamarca, Peru I was extremely excited to be a part of the team being shipped off. Before going to Peru we were put through a “special” type of training. During this training we were taught what we were going to be speaking about, a skit, and a ballet dance. So when we went to Peru we would be ready for anything, at least that’s what I thought. Traveling to Peru was intense, we left…

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    Portraits In Colonial Peru

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    José was Viceroy of Peru from 1745-1761 and lived in Lima. In his portrait, he is depicted horseback in a field. This style of depiction was very similar to the portraits of the European Kings of the time, which suggests the artist was trying to show that the Viceroy was similar in stature and influence as a European King. The horse's position is also an important detail to highlight. The horse is seen with its leg up, which was know as a difficult maneuver to conduct. His control over the horse…

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    The ancient Inca Empire had to come to an end as Francisco Pizarro, a Spanish conquistador took the the last breath of of the Inca leader Huayna Capac. However, this beginning conquest created great wealth for Spain and brought new religion and new ideas to South America. The Amerindians were easily defeated and killed bywith the Spaniards’s iron swords and advanced technology. This destruction became is was athe start for a new government, new religion, and new culture. The Spanish took over…

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    Moving Mountains Analysis

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    Edi Hirose and Nancy La Rosa’s Moving Mountains: Extractive Landscapes of Peru features a showcase of many videos, photographs, and various installations depicting the effects of the human enterprise to obtain the resources of Peru. Despite of once having an historically rich landscape, the extraction of the country’s natural resources has clearly left a permanent mark in both the Peruvian population and their land. La Rosa and Hirose attempt to expose the startling effects of the industry from…

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    Lima Bean Experiment

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    Question: How do various liquids (Tap water, creek water, miracle grow + water) affect the growth of a plant? Background Information: When recalling knowledge about what plants need to grow, some things were obvious; sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. Lima beans are a annual, and need to be in a warm climate to grow best. Lima beans grow best in temperatures between 60 degrees and 70 degrees and prefer a soil pH of 6.0 to 6.8. Also, lima beans need specific water levels to be successful. If…

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