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Question 8 According to Kehoe, in "Cahokia, the Great City," Cahokia has been ignored for so long because Europeans legitimized their conquest of the Americas by claiming it was unsettled, inhabited only by nomads Its buildings had disappeared into St. Louis Americans thought European cultures were superior to native cultures All of the above

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According to Kehoe, in "Cahokia, the Great City," Cahokia has been ignored for so long because
Europeans legitimized their conquest of the Americas by claiming it was unsettled, inhabited only by nomads
Its buildings had disappeared into St. Louis
Americans thought European cultures were superior to native cultures
All of the above

Question 8
According to Kehoe, in "Cahokia, the Great City," Cahokia has been ignored for so long because
Europeans legitimized their conquest of the Americas by claiming it was unsettled, inhabited only by nomads
Its buildings had disappeared into St. Louis
Americans thought European cultures were superior to native cultures
All of the above

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Question 8 According to Kehoe, in "Cahokia, the Great City," Cahokia has been ignored for so long because Europeans legitimized their conquest of the Americas by claiming it was unsettled, inhabited only by nomads Its buildings had disappeared into St. Louis Americans thought European cultures were superior to native cultures All of the above Question 8 According to Kehoe, in "Cahokia, the Great City, Cahokia has been ignored for so long because O Its buildings had disappeared into St.Louis O Americans thought European cultures were superior to native cultures O All of the above