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New France name given to French colonies in North America
New Netherland name given to Dutch colonies in North America
King Philip's War 1675 conflict between English and Indians
corn, potatoes, tomatoes came from America to the rest of the world
olives, onions, grapes came from Europe to America
George Washington young officer in the French and Indian War
New Amsterdam original name for New York City
Jamaica English colony in the Caribbean
Caribbean Sea includes Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
sugar and tobacco grown on French, English, and Dutch colonies in the Caribbean
Ferdinand Magellan his voyage circumnavigated the earth
Balboa discovered the Pacific Ocean
Amerigo Vespucci America was named after this Italian mapmaker
Ponce de Leon discovered Florida in 1513
Francisco Coronado explored Texas, Arizona, Kansas, and Oklahoma
Leif Ericson discovered America around 1000 A.D.
Louisiana area named after a French king
Jamestown settlement named after an English king
syphilis deadly disease spread to Europeans from Native Americans
Champlain French explorer who established the city of Quebec
Jacques Cartier French explorer who established the city of Montreal
Henry Hudson English explorer who discovered New York
triangular sails allow ships to sail effectively against the wind
triangular trade import and export between Europe, Africa, and the Americas
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