Chapter 20 Review Sheet Flashcards

(49 cards)

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Colony

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Land controlled by another nation

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Conquistador

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The Spanish soldiers, explorers, fortune tellers who conquered Americas in 16th century

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Mestizo

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A person of mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry

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Encomienda

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A grant of land made by Spanish to American settlers, included right to use Native Americans for forced labor

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New France

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French colony in North America. Lots of resources (timber/fur) available for trade

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Pilgrims

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Founded Plymouth in MA to escape religious persecution in 1620.

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Puritans

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sought freedom from religious persecution in England by founding colony in MA Bay in early 1600’s

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Atlantic Slave Trade

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Buying, transporting, selling of Africans for work in Americas

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Triangular Trade

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Slaves and goods like rum and sugar were traded between Africa, Europe, Americas, England and West Indies.

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Middle Passage

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Voyage that brought Africans to West Indies and Americas for slaves. Unbearable conditions

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Colombian Exchange

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Global transfer of plants, animals and diseases that occurred during the European colonization of Americas

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Capitalism

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Based on private property, ownership, and profit

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Joint-stock Company

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a business where investors pool their wealth to grow the business and the share the profit. They also share the risks.

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Mercantilism

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National wealth = power = government. Sell goods back to the colony for more money even though the government used the colonies resources to make the goods.

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Favorable Balance of Trade

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Export / sell more than you import / buy

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Christopher Columbus

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Genease sea captain, searched for alternate route to Asia. Found Carribean

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Ferdinand Magellan

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Tried to sail around the world in 1519. Got killed. Thought he was in East India

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Americo Vespucci

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Italian. In service for Portugal. Traveled along the East coast of South America 1st to say that land was not Asia, but a new world named America after him.

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Pedro Alvares Cabral

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1500 - claimed Brazil for Portugal

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Hernando Cortez

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Conquistador. Landed in Mexico. Conquered Incas.

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Montezuma II

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Ruler of the Aztec Impire

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Francisco Pizarro

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conquered Incas

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Atahualpa

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Ruler of the Incas. Executed during Pizarro’s conquest

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Jaques Cartier

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French explorer, discovered St. Lawrence River and Montreal for the French

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Duke of York
Brother of Charles II --- Drove out the Dutch --- New York
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King James I
King of England, gave permission for puritans and pilgrims to establish the new world
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Metacom
aka King Phillip, war chief of the Riompanoag. Originally lived peacefully with the pilgrims eventually allowed himself to become subject of English in th1 1670's
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Henry Hudson
Sailed to the Americas for the Dutch
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Columbus and the beginnings of European exploration/colonization
Searching for a quicker route to the Caribbean. Inspired wave of exploration. Explorers set out and claimed land for King and Country.
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The "3 G's" of Exploration
Glory, Gold, God
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The age of discovery as a "spin off" of the Renaissance.
Secular / curiosity / Humanism
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The conquest of the Aztec Empire
Cortes vs Montezuma
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The conquest of the Incan Empire
Cortez vs Atahualpa
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The role of disease and technology in Spain's conquest in the Americas
disease killed 96% of the natives
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The "2nd wave" nations of exploration after the Spanish
English, French , and Dutch
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French motivations / claims in North America
Not to build towns; trading posts /furs
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Dutch motivations / claims in North America
Dutch West Indies Co. = expand trade
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English motivations / claims in North America
colonization; send profits back to England
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Importance of the French and Indian War / 7 Years War to North American claims.
England wins. Gain almost all of French's colony claims. Only Haiti remained French.
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Impact of disease on native populations and its contribution to the Slave Trade
needed labor
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Crops / resources that created demand for African slaves
tobacco / sugar / cotton
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Major European slaving nations (suppliers and buyers)
England = suppliers; Spain and Portugal = buyers
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The role of African tribes / leaders in the development of the Slave Trade
Many African rulers sold prisoners of war into slavery (Ashanti). Later some of the rulers protest the trade
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Triangular Trade (how it worked, what went where?)
transport manufactured goods to west coast of Africa --captured Africans -- transported across the atlantic -- sold in West Indies -- goods to Europe. Also New England -- Africa.
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The Middle passage (destinations, conditions)
Voyage that brought Africans to The West Indies and the Americas. The conditions were cruel and unbearable as many as 20% of Africans died on the journey.
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Impact of the slave Trade on Africa and the Americans
The African slave trade was a massive factor in the building of the Americas and the decline of Africa.
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The Columbian Exchange (products from Americas, impacts on the World)
global transfer of foods, plants, and animals during the colonization of the Americas
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The "reverse flow" of products to the Americas and their effects
wheat, horses, cattle, and sheep
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The development of Capitalism and Mercantilism as new economic systems
as wealth from the Americas grew, the way business was dide (trade) changed thru Europe. People started owning private property and making a profit. Increased demand raised prices.