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THE NEW WORLD

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COLONIAL CONSEQUENCES

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EUROPEANS IN ASIA

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This Italian sailor convinced Queen Isabella of Spain he would be able to reach India by

sailing west.

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Early maps of the New World were

based on his journals, hence the name “America”.

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The fleet of this Spanish explorer completed a trip around the world, even though he

did not.

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This Portuguese sailor was the first European to sail

around the southern tip of

Africa.

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This Portuguese sailor was the first European to sail to

India.

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Columbus explored the islands of the Caribbean Sea in

this year.

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The title given to the Spanish

explorers of the New World.

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This line, as a result of the Treaty

of Tordesillas, divided non-

Christian lands among Spain and

Portugal.

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Hernando Cortez was able to conquer this

Native American civilization, located

in modern-day Mexico.

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Francisco de Coronado searched

what is now the Southwest U.S in search of these.

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This term refers to the “exchange” of plants and animals between the Old

World and the New World.

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The shift from mining to

agriculture in the New World lead to

the creation of these large farms.

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Name of the journey from Africa to America within

the colonial system of triangular trade.

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According to this economic theory, a nation’s power was

based on that nation’s supply of gold and silver.

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Process where competing African

tribes would capture and sell fellow Africans to

slave traders.

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The of idea remove oneself from direct

contact with others.

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Japanese rulers banned all

missionaries after Jesuits destroyed

these cultural artifacts.

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The Moluccas Islands of

Southeast Asia were better known by Europeans by

this name.

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Traders from this European nation were the first to arrive at almost

every port in Asia.

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Around 200BC, the Han Dynasty extended the Great Wall west into the Gobi Desert to

protect travelers along this famous trade route

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The oldest of the world’s major monotheistic

religions

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The name of the influential Chinese philosopher who

stressed honor and the concept of filial

piety.

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This document, signed in 1215, was the first to legally limit the power of a king.

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Name of the sect within Islam that

believes that Caliphs must be descendants

of Mohammed

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The writer is considered the father

of the Humanism movement of the

Renaissance

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This Renaissance artist is buried in the Pantheon, the most

complete ruin of ancient Roman

civilization.

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TRADE AND CHINA

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China first welcomed, then

banned European traders from most

of their ports under this dynasty.