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What was an effect of expeditions of Pizarro?
The founding of Lima. Apex
What was effect of the expeditions of Pizarro?
The founding of Lima. Apex
What was the effect of of the expeditions of pizzaro?
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What was effect of the expeditions of Pizzaro?
the founding of Lima ----> apex class(:
What was an effect of the expeditions of Pizzaro?
the founding of Lima ----> apex class(:
What was the effect of the expeditions of Pizarro?
Both were leaders of their expeditions.pizarro and cortes
What was an effect of the expeditions of Pizarro?
An effect of the expeditions of Pizarro was the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire in South America. This led to the eventual colonization of the region by the Spanish, resulting in the destruction of Inca civilization and the imposition of Spanish culture and governance.
What was he effect of the expeditions of pizzaro?
The expeditions of Pizarro led to the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire in South America. This conquest resulted in the destruction of the Inca civilization, the colonization of the region by the Spanish, and the exploitation of its resources.
How many expeditions did Columbus lead?
4 expeditions
What actors and actresses appeared in Nanga Parbat - 1936?
The cast of Nanga Parbat - 1936 includes: Peter Aschenbrenner as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Fritz Bechtold as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Willi Bernard as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Alfred Drexel as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Richard Finsterwalder as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Hanns Hieronimus as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Willi Merkl as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Peter Misch as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Walter Raechl as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Erwin Schneider as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Willi Welzenbach as Expeditions-Teilnehmer Uli Wieland as Expeditions-Teilnehmer
How Many Expeditions Did La Salle Lead?
he led two verey big expeditions but he went on several expeditions
When was The Attic Expeditions created?
The Attic Expeditions was created in 2001.
