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Feudalism Political system in which powerful leaders gave land to nobles in exchange for pledges of loyalty and service
Manorialism Economic system in which peasants provide services to a feudal lord in exchange for protection
Serf Person bound to a manor
Renaissance A period in Europe from 1350 to 1600 during which a rebirth of interest in the culture of ancient Greece and Rome occured
Astrolabe Used to determine direction, latitude, and local time
Caravel Sailing ship capable of long-distance exploration
Line of demarcation North/south line of longitude thru the Atlantic Ocean dividing lands in the Americas claimed by Spain and Portugal
Circumnavigate To sail around (the world)
Columbian exchange Series of complex societal and and environmental interactions between Europe and the Americas begun with Columbus's first voyage
Henry the Navigator Set up a center for astronomical and geographical studies at Sagres on Portugal's southwestern tip. Invited mapmakers, astronomers, and shipbuilders from throughout the Mediterranean world to come & study & plan voyages of explorations
Bartolemeu Dias Sailed around the southern tip of Africa (Cape of Good Hope) in 1488
Vasco da Gama Sailed from Portugal around Africa to India, finding the first eastern sea route to Asia
Christopher Columbus Italian navigator that wanted to find a western sea route to Asia
Claudius Ptolemy Invented longitude and latitude lines, but underestimated the earth's size
Leif Ericsson Led first group of vikings to Americas; attempts to colonize failed because native Americans had better weapons
Amerigo Vespucci Made 2 voyages across Atlantic; concluded that south America couldn't be part of Asia
Treaty of tordesillas Moved the line of demarcation 1,000 miles west
Juan Ponce de Leon Spanish governor of puerto Rico; found and named Florida
Vasco de balboa 1St European to reach Pacific coast of America
Ferdinand Magellan His crew was the first to circumnavigate the world
Pope urban II Led the first crusade
Pope Alexander IV Created line of demarcation to keep Spain & Portugal from fighting
Marco polo Encouraged trade with outside world; often considered indirect discoverer of new world
Johan gutenberg Invented first printing press
Crusades Exposure to middle eastern and Asian goods after failed attempt to retake Holy Land from Muslims
Martin Luther Began movement to reform Catholic church
Reformation Resulted in rise of Protestant religion
Conquistadors Spanish explorers who searched for God,gold,and glory in America
St. Augustine, Florida First permanent European settlement in Americas
Jamestown First permanent English settlement in Americas
House of burgesses First example of self gov in America
French & Indian war Put England into debt
Navigation acts British started to seriously enforce in 1760's
Boston massacre 5 colonists shot & killed by British troops
Boston tea party Sons of liberty protested in December 1773
Lexington & concord First shots of revolutionary war -shot heard round the world
Sextant Replaced astrolabe; determines ship's position at sea
Diego velazquez Spaniard who led troops to conquer Cuba in 1511
Hernando Cortes Conquered the Aztecs in 1521
Francisco Pizarro Conquered the Inca empire in 1532
Panfilo de narvaez Searched north Florida for fabled city of gold; found none & lost contact w/ships & supplies
Cabeza da Vaca Got off panfilo's raft and explored TX and NM before returning to Mexico in 1536
Esteban Got off panfilo's raft and explored TX and NM before returning to Mexico in 1536
Francisco Coronado Explored SW US and found grand canyon
Hernando de Soto Discovered and explored missippi river between 1539 and 1542
SE coast Defends bases
Pedro Menendez de Aviles Established a settlement at St. Augustine
SW Mining
Juan de Onate Led 400 people into New Mexico
Pedro de Peralta 1st gov of NM
Presidios Forts
Pueblo revolt Drove Spanish out of NM for about a decade
W coast Trade routes
El Camino Real (the royal highway) Connected Spanish missions in CA from San Diego to San Francisco
Father Junipero Serra Started 1st mission in CA at San Diego
Peninsulares Spanish born, wealthy, gov & church jobs
Creoles Born in colonies to Spanish parents, middle class
Mestizo Mixed Spanish/native American ancestry
Council of the indies Advised king and watched over colonial activities
Audienca Deal w/local affairs (special courts)
Viceroy Oversaw viceroyalties
Viceroyalties The king divided the American empire into regions
Encomendero Official over native American villages who supervised work under encomienda system
Haciendas Large ranches to feed miners
Vaqueros Cowhands to tend to the cattle on haciendas
16th century Spanish century
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