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Ch. 5 Europeans Conquer North America Lesson 1 and 2

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Indians   Columbus's mistaken term for Native Americans he found in the Caribbean. He thought he had landed in the Asian East Indies.  
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Slavery   Owning people as property.  
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Conquistadors   Those who conquer. It was also a term used for the Spanish leaders who conquered the Americas.  
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Hispaniola   one of the four islands of the Greater Antilles in the caribbean Sea. Site of the first permanent colony in the Americas. (Present-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic.)  
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Convert   To change someone's religious or political beliefs.  
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plantation   Large farming estate where mainly on crop is grown.  
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missionaries   People sent to another place to spread a religion.  
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Northwest Passage   Rumored link between Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It was never found.  
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Spanish Armada   Fleet of war ships that invaded England and was defeated, beginning Great Britain's domination of the Atlantic Ocean and eventually North America.  
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