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Chapter 13 - Age of

Chapter 13 - Age of Exploration - Expansion - Americas, Portugal, Spain, England

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conquered Constantinople Ottoman Turks
reasons for expansion god, glory, and gold
founded the indian spic trade for the Portuguese Vasco da Gama
imaginary line that splits territories line of demarcation
the agreement made between Spain and Portugal to make a line of demarcation Treaty of Tortesillas
Americas are named after him Amerigo Vespucci
found Hispaniola while looking for a Western sea route to Asia Christopher Columbus
Venetian (European) man that explored the New England Coastline John Cabot
Spanish conquerors of Americas conquistadors
conquered the Aztecs Hernan Cortes
conquered the Incas Francisco Pizarro
the right to use natives as slaves ecomienda
wide exchange of plants and animals between the Europe and the Americas Columbian Exchange
captured New Netherlands (New York) in the 17th Centruy Britain
number of imports vs number of exports balance of trade
economic success based on having a good balance of trades and having a lot of bullion mercantilism
gold and silver bullion
changed the demand for slaves sugar cane and cotton
pattern of trade that connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade (Triangular Trade)
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