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    The Incas controlled a huge empire of over 10 million people in the 1400s, governing with strict laws and an elaborate message system. They built infrastructure like roads, canals, and massive stone buildings, with Cuzco as their capital and Machu Picchu an important Inca city discovered in 1911. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 marked the end of the Byzantine Empire and Middle Ages, replacing Constantinople with Istanbul and changing the Hagia Sophia church to a mosque, while intellectuals fled to Italy and aided the Renaissance.

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    The Incas controlled a huge empire of over 10 million people in the 1400s, governing with strict laws and an elaborate message system. They built infrastructure like roads, canals, and massive stone buildings, with Cuzco as their capital and Machu Picchu an important Inca city discovered in 1911. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 marked the end of the Byzantine Empire and Middle Ages, replacing Constantinople with Istanbul and changing the Hagia Sophia church to a mosque, while intellectuals fled to Italy and aided the Renaissance.

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    The Incas controlled a huge empire of over 10 million people in the 1400s, governing with strict laws and an elaborate message system. They built infrastructure like roads, canals, and massive stone buildings, with Cuzco as their capital and Machu Picchu an important Inca city discovered in 1911. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 marked the end of the Byzantine Empire and Middle Ages, replacing Constantinople with Istanbul and changing the Hagia Sophia church to a mosque, while intellectuals fled to Italy and aided the Renaissance.

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    In the 1400s the Incas controlled a huge empire that numbered more than 10 million people. The Incas ruled their people with strict laws and an elaborate message system. Incas built a paved road system, irrigation canals, and massive stone buildings and fortress temples. Cuzco was their capital city, and Machu Picchu was an Inca city discovered in 1911.

    Four main facts to remember about Lesson 83. Fall of Constantinople 1. Marked end of Byzantine Empire which had lasted over 1,000 years. 2. End of Christian Constantinople. Name changed to Istanbul. Hagia Sophia church became a mosque. 3. Many intellectuals fled from Constantinople to Italy and helped start the Renaissance. 4. This event marks the end of the Middle Ages.

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