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Dean @meandean1324 Clown world keeps getting worse. Mentoro.pro claims to be unbiased, yet when I had it make a course on American history it starts with Mexicans? Hating your country this much should be punishable by deportation and jail. Grok is the only usable Al right now. M Mentoro mentoro.pro/first_course/76/ Relaunch to update Mentoro.pro History of America Exploring the intricate tapestry of American History, this lesson plan delves into the nation's past with exceptional detail. It offers an exhaustive examination from pre-Columbian societies through the complexities of the 21st century, designed for an advanced understanding of the forces, events, and figures that have shaped the United States. Progress 0% Complete Start Learning Course Lessons 6 Level Advanced 1. Pre-Columbian Americas: Diverse Societies 2. Mesoamerican & Andean Influences Analysis of the varied cultures, political structures, agricultural practices, and belief systems of Indigenous peoples across North America before European contact. Study of the major civilizations (Aztec, Maya, Inca) and their potential indirect and direct influences on North American societies through trade and diffusion. Start Lesson 8 Locked Log Out

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