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Unit 4 Vocab

AP World

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Cartography The study of map making
Primogeniture laws System of inheritance - assets go to the first legit child when they die
Maritime empires Britain, Spain, France - they had to learn to master monsoon winds
Astronomical charts Shows how objects in space move (used for navigation guidance), good for distance travel and sailing.
Prince Henry the Navigator Portuguese prince during the age of exploration, had his dad (the Portuguese king)set up a navigation school, sponsored many trips on the west African coast.
Barthtolome Diaz Portuguese Mariner and explorer, 1st European to round the southern tip of Africa, brought back gold and slaves.
Vasco De Gama Portuguese explorer/Navigator, first European to sail from Europe to India
Trading post empire Network of fortified out posts, established on coastlines, they helped countries like Britain (the BEIC), and Portugal who used heavily armed ships and fortified posts to control trade routes and taxing.
Manilla A ring/ bracelet used as currency in West Africa.
Galleons A multi decked ship that could be used for war and trade by the Spanish and Portugese
Northwest passage A sea route, connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through Archipelago of Northern Canada, Europeans wanted to find another route to Asia because Spain and Portugal had already dominated southern routes to Asia
Quebec and New France Samuel De Champlain installs the 1st permanent base in Canada, a fortified trading post
Henry Hudson and New Amsterdam Known for discovering Hudson Bay and River, New Amsterdam was a trading post used to protect the Dutch West India Company's fur trade.
Columbian Exchange (things from the West hemisphere) turkey. llama, tobacco, maize (corn), potatoes, tomatoes, chilies, cacao (chocolate), manioc (a plant), and syphilis (a disease)
Conquistadors
Smallpox
Cacao
Okra
Transatlantic slave trade
Cash crop
African Diaspora
Creole
Gumbo
Indentured servitude When someone works to pay off a debt, similar to chattel slavery.
Chattel slavery A system where people were bought and sold like property to be servants/laborers
Asante and Kingdom of the Kongo As Portuguese explorers/travelers came into Africa and started spreading their culture,
British East India Company (EIC)
New Spain and Mexico City
Treaty of Tordesillas
Hispaniola
Encomienda
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Hacienda system
Mi’ta system
Mercantilism
Colonies
Middle Passage
Capital
Commercial Revolution
Joint-stock companies and limited liability
Dutch East India Company(VOC)
Triangular trade
Monopolies
Dahomey and the Oyo
Creoles
Santeria
Vodun
Candomble
Virgin of Guadalupe
Ana Nzinga’s resistance
Cossack revolts
Maratha conflict with Mughals
Pueblo Revolts
Glorious Revolution
Marrons, Maroon wars, and Queen Nanny
Millet system
European royalty vs.nobility
Sephardic Jews vs Askenazi Jews
Boyars vs serfs
The Castas system
Technology diffused into Europe that was very useful: Astronomical charts, astrolabe, magnetic compass, rudder, lanteen & square sails, Gutenberg printing press, cartography.
Demographic pressure Primogeniture laws left many people poor and this encouraged them to go on explorations.
Columbian Exchange (things from the Eastern hemisphere) cows, pigs, sheep, horses, wheat, rice, cotton, sugar, coffee, measles, smallpox, malaria, influenza, Bubonic plague.
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