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There are many rituals that the Inca people follow. Some of them are Cannibalism, Capac Raymi/Inti Raymi, Capacocha and the Eight day feast. Cannibalism is the act of a human eating another human’s flesh. Incas believed that by eating other people you would inherit their power, accomplishments and skills of the dead person. There were two forms of Cannibalism: Exocannibalism and Endocannibalism. Exocannibalism is basically eating your enemies flesh to take revenge and also to prove ones power. Endocannibalism

make informed health care decisions for themselves. While these documents are helpful to loved ones and health care providers, there are a number of ethical considerations that can make the development and execution of advance directives difficult (Llama, 2014). This author is a geriatric nurse that

they had all of this meat and they would drink their milk and drinking their milk and eating their meat gives them immunity slow and it help them to not getting disease so they don't die. in icha they only have llama and llama do not give you milk or meat to give give you the immunity so you can get sick really bad and die. if you have animals it well help you not get sick but you have to drink the milk or it won't really help. and you not have animals at all it won't

An Incas daily life depended on how they ranked in their government. Incas feed mummies on special occasions. I’ll be the first to admit mummification was an important part of Inca funerary ,and November was the month of carrying the dead! Usually they fed three sacrifices cocoa leaves and alcohol three years before their sacrifice. Sadly, most of the Inca sacrifices were children and teenagers.Next, commoners couldn’t live in Cuzco so they lived in Chile and spoke 30 different languages. One of

Europe, Africa, and Asia. In particular, it changed our lives because it gave them new food and decoration. Another way it affected our world history was by bringing new life, to explain its new crops and animals. To add on to that, the natives brought llamas, buffalos, guinea pigs, etc. to Europe, Africa, and Asia. The last way it affected our world history was by learning

able to have various meals, having religious rituals with many diverse people, and studying the stars to come up with an accurate calendar. In Chavín, they increased in trading, which benefited them with new produces such as quinoa, potatoes, and llamas. Llamas, which were domesticated, were very important in Chavín because they were the source of transporting goods to different places.

The Columbian Exchange refers to the period around 1492 when Europeans loaded their ships with supplies and headed across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas. The Europeans had brought grains such as wheat, barley, rice and oats with them since these were the staples in Europe at the time. They also brought citrus fruit, bananas, peaches and sugar cane. These crops were unknown to the Americas and the millions of people who lived there. However, these new and exotic plants flourished in this new environment

longer staples than females, with that being the only difference in fibre between sexes (C. J. Lupton et al, 2006). Females have been found to have finer fleeces than males with coarse guard hairs being 3.6μm finer (Z. Martinez et al, 1997), and in llamas females showed better fibre quality in an array of fibre characteristics (M. Warzinger et al, 2006). Since there is little conformity between literature it is difficult to draw a conclusion about the relationship between sex and fleece characteristics

they would usually sacrifice children because they were “pure” but instead of the parent being upset they it would be an honor. Also The Inca ate potatoes and corn. They drank llama milk and water, and ate guinea-pigs for their daily protein, because they didn't have pigs, cows, sheep or turkeys. Occasionally, they ate llamas or alpaca. In conclusion all of these tribes have the similarities like many gods.In addition they also have differences such as each tribes choice of food.but they weren't

birthright citizenship by using the term ‘Anchor baby’, which too many, is offensive. Republican, Donald Trump, defends the term. When confronted about the hurtful usage of the word by ABC reporter, Tom Llamas, Trump responded with, “You mean it’s not politically correct and yet everybody uses it.” When Llamas told Trump to look the word up in the dictionary Trump shot back saying, “I’ll use the word anchor baby. Excuse me! I’ll use the word anchor baby!” In New Hampshire, Jeb Bush was also confronted by