#Cahokia

Good morning, it's Monday, if you teach in North America you should know about the city of #Cahokia (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/198/ ), the kingdom it was the heart of, the pyramids they built,
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I never stop being fascinated with the sheer scale of impact Cahokia has on the center and southeast of this continent. I'm teaching medieval Iowa this semester--goes back and forth
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I want to tweet briefly about sports and #Cahokia and performance and power--and really I want to tweet briefly about chunkey. Chunkey is the great Mississippian sport and spread out
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This is a really good thread by @TheSteamboatGuy (who I think y'all should follow) and something I need to think about in more depth.https://twitter.com/TheSteamboatGuy/status/1357009973654523909 I am in a very privileged
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The way the early Americas are erased by the new AP World History curriculum is really something. Course starts with a 14 section unit spanning 1200-1450 ce. Everywhere except the
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Cahokia was more populated than London or Rome for its time. It had a population on 20,000 people at its height around 1300 making it the largest city in the
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A Thread: 365 days of little known black history PART 3 Part 1 was on my first page but my first page was deleted. For ALL history posts, follow
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