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SocSt Chpt 3-4

Miss Zilm's Vocabulary List for Chapters 3-4

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emperor of China in the 1200s, liked Marco Polo so much he sent him to political meetings Kublai Khan
born in Venice, Italy, explored Persia and China, told stories about his adventures Marco Polo
the paper, coins, or gold used as money in a country currency
a group of people traveling together, especially through desert regions caravan
a network of trade routes connecting China to India and Europe; over 4,000 miles long! Silk Road
Chinese ship captain; made 7 voyages; had a fleet of 62 large ships Zheng He
a journey for a specific purpose expedition
people who buy and sell to earn a living merchants
from Portugal; nickname: "Henry the Navigator;" gathered scientists, shipbuilders, and mapmakers to improve ships, maps, and navigations tools Prince Henry
the science of determining a ship's sailing direction and location navigation
a "new" kind of ship; developed by Prince Henry's team; 70 feet long; easier to steer caravel
from Portugal; 1st European to sail around the southern tip of Africa in 1488; named it Cape of Storms, renamed Cape of Good Hope Barolomeu Dias
from Portugal; 1st European to reach Asia by sea in 1498 (Sailed to Calicut, India) Vasco da Gama
a group of Arawak Indians living in the Caribbean Sea; peaceful people; good farmers; culture was destroyed by the Spanish :( (Christopher Columbus) Taino
a Spanish conqueror conquistador
1) technology (steel weapons and gunpowder)2) horses3) Indian allies (enemies that hated the Aztec)4) disease "Weapons" of the Spanish
-wanted gold-gathered a large army of Spaniards and enemies of the Aztec to take the Aztec's gold-took over Tenochtitlan briefly and killed Moctezuma-later conquered Tenochtitlan Hernando Cortes
-emperor of the Aztec Empire in 1502-sent gold to the Spanish soldiers, thinking they were friends of gods Moctezuma II
Spanish monarchs who gave Columbus $$$ to sail in 1492 King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
1) Nina2) Pinta3) Santa Maria Columbus's 3 ships
-from Italy-thought he could sail across the Atlantic to reach the Indies-Spain gave him $$$ to sail Christopher Columbus
-the explorer who realized Columbus didn't get to Asia-America is named after him Amerigo Vespucci
a settlement far away from the country that rules it colony
when products from Europe and the Americas were traded Columbian Exchange
1) potatoes2) maize (corn)-improved diets and health of Europeans-increased the food supply-**increased population in Asia, Africa, and Europe Items from the Americas (in the Columbian Exchange)
1) sugar2) horses-farming, transportation, and *hunting buffalo in the plains3) disease-killed millions of Native Americans :( (no immunity) Items from Europe (in the Columbian Exchange)
land of Mexico, a colony of Spain New Spain
-brought 180 soldiers to conquer the Inca-wanted GOLD!-massacred the Inca, killed their ruler, and took over the empire Francisco Pizarro
a young conquistador who searched for the "Seven Cities of Gold" in the Southwest U.S. for two years; found no gold, but claimed land for Spain Francisco Coronado
Catholic priest/missionary; helped to end the cruelty to the Indians on encomiendas (1542) :) Bartolome de las Casas
a large area of land that included Indian villages; owned by a Spanish colonist who fed and housed the Indians; Indians were forced to work for them encomienda
an African slave in New Spain who escaped with 80 others; evaded the Spanish soldiers for 30 years and started his own town! :) Yanga
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