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Question | Answer |
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Began 1st Spanish settlement on Mesoamerican mainland 1509 | Vasco de Balboa |
Italian navigator in the service of Aragon and Castile; sailed west to discover India but instead Amercia 1492 | Christopher Columbus |
Portuguese captain in Spanish service, 1st circumnavigation of globe; Spanish possession of Philippines | Ferdinand Magellan |
Trading companies that obtained monopolies to trade in India and Asia; acted as govt's | East India companies |
created by Europeans based on control of the seas; est. int'l trade & exchange of foods, diseases, and manufactured products | World Economy |
interaction between Europe & Americas; millions died as a result of new diseases; new world crops spread to other regions; new animals transported | Columbian Exchange |
Naval battle between Spain and Ottoman Empire; Spanish victory; showed European naval strength | Battle of Lepanto |
Nations, usually European, that profited from world economy; exported manufactured goods & imported raw materials from dependent nations | Core Nations |
Regions that produced raw materials and dependent on European markets & shipping; usually based on forced & cheap labor. | Dependent Economic Zones |
Portuguese mariner; 1st European to reach India by sea 1498 | Vasco de Gama |
French colonies in Canada and elsewhere down Mississippi River system | New France |
British colonies in North America along Atlantic coast from New England to Georgia | Atlantic Colonies |
Ended Seven Years' War, 1763; Britain gained New France and ended France's importance in India. | Treaty of Paris |
Dutch colony established on Cape of Good Hope 1652 to provide a coastal station for Dutch ships. | Cape Colony |
Dutch & European settlers in Cape Colony before 19th C British occupation, later called Afrikaners "farmers" | Boers |
British East India Company headquarters, later became admin. center for Bengal. | Calcutta |
Global war between France & Britain (3 continents) | Seven Years' War |
Southern tip of Africa, 1st circumnavigated by Portuguese | Cape of Good Hope |
Economic theory that stressed govt's promotion of limitation of imports from other nations & internal economies to improve taxation | Mercantilism |
People of mixed European & Indian ancestry in Meso and South America. | Mestizos |
Led conquest of Inca Empire beginning in 1535. | Francisco Pizarro |
English philosopher who argued that people could learn everything through senses and reason and gov't power came from the people | John Locke |
British literary genius who wrote in the vernacular of everyday activities and human emotions | William Shakespeare |