Review of The First Global Age: Europe, the Americas , and Africa
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| Encomienda | The right to demand labor or tribute from Native Americans in a particular area.
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| Representative who ruled a Spanish province in the king's name. | Viceroy
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| Boer | Dutch farmer in southern Africa.
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| Spanish conqueror | Conquistador
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| Creole | American-born descendants of Spanish settlers.
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| Tax on imported goods. | Tariff
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| Capitalism | Investment of money to make a profit.
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| Large estate run by an owner or overseer. | Plantation
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| What were the results of the Treaty of Paris of 1763? | North America was dominated by British.
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| How Native American influenced European colonists? | Native Americans taught the Europeans colonists how to grow corn.
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| Many of the new kingdoms that developed in West Africa in the early modern age were influenced by what religion? | Islamic reforms
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| Who began a vast global exchange that included people, plants, technologies and cultures? | Christopher Columbus
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| What did Europeans learn form Native Americans? | Hunting and trapping forest animals.
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| Why did the Africans go to the Americas? | To work as slaves.
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| What was a result of the Commercial Revolution? | Expansion of European influence overseas.
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| What is mercantilism? | Spain's colonial policy of mercantilism affected the development of Latin American nations by promoting the production of raw materials and cash crops.
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