Exploration & Explorers Test
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| Christopher Columbus | Italian Explorer who who discovered the Carribean for Spain and began a busy trade system between Spain and the New World.
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| King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella | The King and Queen of Spain who sponsored Columbus's journey
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| Taino People | The Native people of the Carribean islands. These were the first people of the new world to meet Columbus
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| Vasco Da Gama | A Portuguese explorer who discovered an all water route to India.
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| Conquistador | The name of a type of Spanish explorer that conquered the new world by defeating many native empires.
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| Cortez | The conquistador that conquered the Aztec empire
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| Moctezuma | The leader of the Aztec empire
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| Pizzaro | The conquistador that conquered the Incan empire
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| The three G's | The three goals of the conquistadors: Gold, Glory, and God
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| Ponce de Leon | The conquistador that discovered Florida while searching for the fountain of youth.
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| Cibola | The mythical seven cities of gold
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| What type of colony was New France? | Government
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| What type of colony was New Spain? | Government
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| What type of colony was the New Netherlands? | Private Company
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| Main item traded in New France | Fur
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| Henry Hudson | Explorer who sailed for the Dutch. Claimed the Hudson River for the Netherlands.
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| Marquette & Joilet | 2 French explorers that claimed the Mississppi and the Great Lakes for France
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| La Salle | French explorer that claimed the mouth of the Mississippi for France
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| Original Name of New York City | New Amsterdam
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| Peter Stuyvesant | First governor of New Amsterdam
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| Columbian Exchange | The beginning of trade between the Old World (Europe) and the New World (the Americas)
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| Coronado | A conquistador that explored southwest North America looking for the seven cities of Cibola
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| Aztecs | An important Native empire from Mexico
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| Incas | An important Native empire from South America
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| Black Death | A horrible disease that killed thousands of people in Europe during the Middle Ages
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| Renaissance | A time of rebirth in learning about Greece and Rome.
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| Marco Polo | An Italian explorer that returned to Europe after a 17 year trip to China. He inspired other countries to trade with Asia.
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| Bartolome de las Casas | A Spanish priest that spoke out against slavery.
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| Reformation | A time during the Renaisance when the Christian church split into Catholicism and Protestantism
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| Middle Ages | The time in European history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance
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| Equator | 0 degree Latitude. Divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres.
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| Prime Meridian | 0 degree Longitude. Divides the Earth into Eastern and Western hemispheres.
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| Vikings | Explorers from Scandanavian Europe that came to the New World in 1000 BCE.
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