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APUSH Period 1

Period 1 from APUSH CED

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Spread of Maize Maize was spread by trade from Mexico to the rest of Ameirca. Indicates complex trade networks of Native Americans
Great Plains The middle of the United States, Arid
Great Basin Area around Nevada and Utah, home to Nomadic Indians
American Southwest The south west, Arizona, New Mexico and California, Arid
Mexico Country south of Ameirca, home to Aztek and Mayan empires
Missisipi River Valley Valley around the Missipi river, home to American farming and fishing socioties
West Coast Area around California and Oregon, home to fishing based Native tribes
East Coast Location of the Original 13 colonies, home to the Iriqouis, Cherokee and other permenant settlement native tribes
Nomadic Socioties Socioties that collectivly move regularly, like those of the Great Plains and Great Basin
Permenant Settlements Socioties that don't collectivly move regularly, the socioties on the American Coast and in Mexico were like this
Gold, God, Glory Reasons for Colonial expansion into America
Columbian Exchange Exchange of Goods from Europe to America and Vice Versa
Fudelism System of Economics in Europe prior to Mercentalism
Mercantalism System of Economics in Europe prior to Capitalism
Capitalism System of Economics in Europe after Mercantalism
Joint Stock Company Companies that were designed to take investments from many Europeans to plunder reasources from America
Columbian Pandemics Leading cause of death for Natives
Encomienda System Spanish Caste System to seperate Natives from Europeans
Slavery System of extracting forced labour
John Cabot First British Explorer in America
Christopher Columbous Found America
Coranado Francisco First Explorder in Modern Day USA
Hernan Cortez Defeated Aztec Empire
Ferdinand of Aragon King who funded Columbous
Isabella of Castile Queen who funded Columbous
Robert de la Salle French Explorer who discovered the Mississippi
Bartolome de la Casses Reformist who fought against Encomienda system
Moctezuma Last leader of Aztecs
Francisco Pizaro Conqured Inca Empire
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