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what was a major trading center in the mississippi river valley near modern-day st. louis from the seventh to the thirteenth centuries?
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what was a major trading center in the mississippi river valley near modern-day st. louis from the seventh to the thirteenth centuries?

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Cahokia

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Cahokia

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The large Indian trading center in the Mississippi River Valley near present-day St. Louis was Cahokia.

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