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History Vocab - Exam

History Vocab

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Americans gave Europe goods like sugar, tabacco, and cotton. Europe gave Africa goods. Africa gives American slaves Triangle of Trade
The exchange of foods, crops, and disease across Atlantic Columbian Exchange
Spainards living in Spain that were born there Peninsulares
Forced labor caused a new social structure and classes to direct Encomienda System
Conquer (Spain)of Mexico to Peru Conquistadors
Longest Empire ever seen in the Americas Inca Civilivation
Agreement dividing Spain and Portugal and that the other people can't cross Treaty of Tordesillas
Last fully independent ruler of Aztec Empire Montezuma
Idea that a country take raw materials and sell them for profit Mercantilism
Discouraged by Bartolomeu Dias Cape of Good Hope
First to sail from Europe to India by going around Southern Africa Vasco de Gama
Known for his discovery of the new world Christopher Columbus
The last Inca Empire Atahuallpa
Wiped out 90% of Indigonus empire Smallpox
Infection similar to smallpox Influenza
Conquered by Cortex and Pizzaro Aztecs
Taken over by Ottomans and destroyed city Constantinople
Named the trip of Africa the cape or good hope Bartholomew Diaz
First explorer to circumnavigate the world Magellan
To sail or travel all the way around Circumnavigate
Sea channel linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans Straits of Magellan
A sailing ship used by the portugese to explore the West African coast and into the Atlantic ocean Caravel
A ancient astronomical instrument that was a hand-held universe. Sailors used this to find the north star Astrolabe
A stage of the Atlantic slave trade in which millions of enslaved Africans were transported to the Americas as part of the triangle trade Middle Passage
A religious order of clerics regular of political rights for men in the catholic church headquartered in Rome. Founded in 1540 Jesuits
A person mixed with European and Indigenous Americans Mestizo
A person mixed with black and white parents Mulatto
A person mixed with European and Spanish American decent Creole
The valuable of domestic goods exported exceeds the value of foreign goods imported Favorable balance of Trade
Ruler exercising authority in a colony on behalf of sovereign Viceroy
Italian navigator and explorer. He helped lay the ground work for Britans later claim to Canada John Cabot
Monarchs rule in their own rights or power Absolute Monarchy
English philosopher who believed that humans had natural rights (rights your born with) life, liberty, property (liberal) John Locke
English philosopher who believed that people are selfish and need a monarch to rule them Thomas Hobbes
Rights you are born with and everyone deserves to have Natural Rights
A genevan philosopher and writher who wrote the social contract Rousseau
Explains that people could only expirence true freedom if they lived in a civil society Social Contract
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