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He went to Mexico and captured and destroyed Tenochtitlan. He also built Mexico City in its place. Hernando Cortez
He sailed to Peru. He defeated the Incas and captured Atahualpa. Francisco Pizarro
Spanish soldier-adventurers Conquistadors
to travel completely around something Circumnavigate
a ruler of England who ruled during the Spanish Armada and defeated them Queen Elizabeth
________ was the system that held that colonies existed to make the home country wealthy and powerful. Mercantilism
Jamestown's first leader John Smith
a political system in which voters elect others to make laws Representative Government
he wanted a colony wit hprotection for English debtors James Oglethorpe
a large estate farmed by many workers Plantation
a colony under control of the English crown Royal Colony
land that the king gave to a proprietor and later turned into a colony Proprietary Colony
the commander of the Continental army George Washington
an organized body of armed volunteers Militia
an agreement between countries to aid and support one another Alliance
An organized campaign to refuse to buy or use certain goods and services Boycott
a company that controls all or nearly all business in a particular industry Monopoly
soldiers that can be ready at a few minutes notice Minutemen
author of the Declaration of Independence; later to become the third president Thomas Jefferson
the shutting off of ports or roadways to block people or supplies from coming or going into that area Blockade
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