4th Grade History Ch. 1 & 2
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| allegiance | devotion or loyalty
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| documents | another name for writings
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| liberty | freedom
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| American freedoms | freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion
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| history | the story of what has happened in the life of a country or people
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| continent | a large mass of land
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| ocean | the largest bodies of water
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| France | made friends with the Indians and traded furs
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| Spain | financed Columbus's journey
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| geographers | people who study the earth
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| Christopher Columbus | sailor from Italy who discovered America in 1492
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| geography | the study of the earth's surface
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| Marco Polo | Italian merchant who visited China and described its riches
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| Khan | the ruler of China
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| Ferdinand and Isabella | king and queen of Spain who financed Columbus's voyages
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| Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria | the three ships used on Columbus's first voyage
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| San Salvador | island where Columbus first landed
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| India | the part of Asia Columbus was trying to reach
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| Vikings | sea-going Scandinavian people
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| Scandinavia | a part of northern Europe; where the Vikings came from
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| Iceland | a small island between Europe and Asia
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| Greenland | the largest island in the world
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| Leif Ericson | Viking from Europe to visit America first; called the new land Vinland
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| Vinland | Vikings' name for America (Canada)
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| John Cabot | explorer that claimed North America for England in 1497
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| Amerigo Vespucci | explorer who called America a New World first
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| Old World | name for Europe after the discovery of America
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| New World | name given to America
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| Vasco de Gama | explorer from Portugal; the first to sail around the tip of Africa
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| Vasco de Balboa | explorer from Spain who claimed the Pacific Ocean for Spain; called it the Great Sea
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| Juan Ponce de Leon | wanted to find the fountain of youth; explored Florida' first European to reach the US
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| peninsula | land surrounded by water on three sides
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| Aztecs | great Mexican Indian tribe
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| Montezuma | leader of the Aztecs
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| Hernando Cortes | conquered the Aztecs
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| Jacques Cartier | searched for a waterway through America to Asia
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| the largest ocean | Pacific Ocean
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| Seven Cities of Cibola | fabled cities full of gold; Coronado searched for them but never found them
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| Francisco de Coronado | searched for the Seven Cities of Cibola' greedy; discovered the Grand Canyon
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| Hernando de Soto | while searching for gold he discovered the Mississippi River
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| Mississippi River | discovered by De Soto
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| Queen Elizabeth I | permitted English pirates to attack Spanish ships
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| Sir Francis Drake | the most famous sea dog "Drake the Dragon"
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| sea dogs | English pirates; Drake the Dragon
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| St. Augustine | first permanent European settlement; founded by Ponce de Leon
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| Samuel de Champlain | helped to found the first successful French settlement in America "Quebec"
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| New France | first name for Canada
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| Quebec | first successful French settlement in America; founded by Champlain
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| pledge | a promise to do something
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| Atlantic Ocean | the most heavily travelled ocean; separates Europe and North America
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| Australia | smallest continent; continent with only one country
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| Asia | largest continent
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| Africa | second largest continent
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| Arctic Ocean | smallest ocean; coldest ocean
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| Indian Ocean | warmest ocean
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