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Three Worlds Meet

1900 & Prior U.S. History - Davis - SVHS - Three Worlds Meet

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where goods from the Americas were taken to Europe as goods from there were brought back to the Americas Columbian Exchange
huge farm where only one crop is grown plantation
when parent country establishes settlements in different lands colonization
when church splits into Catholicism and Protestantism Reformation
Arabic faith founded by Muhammad Islam
close family ties kinship
house is made up of immediately family members such as mom, dad, siblings nuclear family
holy war in which Christians attempt to regain Jerusalem Crusades
the job you do according to who you are in Native American cultures division of labor
wandering around following the food supply nomadic
How did the first Americans get to America? walked across the Beringia Land Bridge
What is made possible by the development of Agriculture? people rmain in one place, have more time for other skills, and larger societies emerge
What three worlds or cultures meet in this chapter? Native Americans, West Africans, & Europeans
What was the purpose of mounds built by Native Americans? as burial sites
What brought different tribes of North America in direct contact with one another? trade
How did Native Americans the land? as a source of life not to be sold
What was the name of the trade route that crossed Northern Africa? the Sahara Highway
Who started the European trade of West African slaves? Portuguese
Who controls the family in the West African culture? oldest living relative
What describes slavery as it already existed in West Africa? you could escape slavery by marriage or adoption, and you were not born into it
How was European society organized by rank? monarchs & nobles at the top, artisans & merchants in the middle, and peasants at the bottom
What happened to religion in Europe as a result of the Reformation? the church was divided into Catholicism and Protestantism
which European country took the lead in new sailing technology and exploration? the Portuguese
Whose voyages set off a chain of events that bring together the peoples of Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Christopher Columbus
What was Columbus' attitude towards the Native Americans that he encountered in the Carribean? one of a simple people that with limited man power and effort could be controlled quite easily
What happened that createda a demand for West African slaves? the Native Americans were dying quickly due to diseases introduced by the Europeans
What diseases were resoponsible for the death of so many Native Americans? mumps, measles, chicken pox, and small pox
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