The first recorded sale of African slaves in the New World occurred in 1619, when a Dutch ship brought a group of 20 Africans to the English colony of Jamestown, Virginia.
The Mochicas had made Perus desert Pacific coast their home, but climatic fluctuations ruined the delicate ecological balance that sustained their way of life. In northern Peru, where Pacific waves lap at an arid coastal region, a tenacious people flourished. and bellicose that between the 1st and 8
The 1950s became known as the “Golden Years ”. It is a decade of technological revolutions with evident social implications, especially when we consider the communicational point of view, as it is in this period that advertisements invade radio and the new arrival of television. The United States b
THE CHIMU NATION The Great Chimú developed on the north and central coast, from Tumbes to Carabayllo (Lima). It was a monarchical-centralist state during the reign of the Cie-quich called by the Incas Chimo Capac who came to control a tributary population of approximately 750,000 inhabitants, mostly
GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT The Chachapoya Culture developed between the years 800 and 1,470 AD, in the northeastern region of Peru, located in the department of Amazonas, covering territories that belong to the Equatorial Dry Forest and the High Forest, in an extension of almost 300 km in length and a