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Ship built by Thor Heyerdahl, started in Chili and made his way to the South Pacific

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Kon Tiki

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Successfully made the route across from east to west

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Thaiti-Nui

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  • Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
  • Lived in pueblos
  • Irrigation canals
  • Died out because of droughts
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Anasazi

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  • “Garden of Eden” climate
  • They didn’t have major challenges that demanded a response
  • War like nature that made them unsocial
  • Communism
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reasons why North American Indians fail

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5
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Land mass that allowed migration from Asia to the Western Hemisphere

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Bering Straits

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Built a raft (Ra I), and sailed from the Mediterranean to the Mid-Atlantic. The raft sunk due to an oil slick. Then he built the Ra II where he started from Morocco and ended up in the caribbean.

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Thor Heyerdahl

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  • Largest pre-columbian empire
  • Located in Cusco (modern day Peru)
  • Uncivilized
  • Very developed architecture and roadways
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Incans

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Widespread trade of goods between the Americas and the Old World

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Colombian Exchange

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  • Tobacco
  • Maize
  • Indigo
  • Avocados
  • Tomatoes
  • Potatoes
  • Irrigation
  • Terracing
  • Parkas
  • Canoes
  • Tents
  • Advanced art & culture
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Native American Contributions

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Italian explorer who was determined to find the new world in 1492 but ended up in the Bahamas and Central America

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Christopher Columbus

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Explored South America and realized that the western hemisphere was a new land mass. America is named after him.

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Amerigo Vespucci

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  • Central Mexico
  • Temple building
  • Bloody lifestyle
  • City built on water
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Aztecs

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  • Central America
  • Advanced writing and architecture
  • Developed the calendar
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Mayans

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  • Illinois, Louisiana, & Mississippi
  • Built mounds
  • Resembled Aztec culture
  • Labor system, government structure, and trading network
  • Died off because of disease brought by the Europeans
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Mississippian Indians

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Named South America Amerigo’s land

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Martin Waldseemuller

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The first exploration of continental U.S. (Florida)

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Ponce De Leon

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Proved that the western hemisphere was a new land mass

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Captured the Aztecs and they thought that he was God

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Hernan Cortez

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The conquerer of Peru who carried smallpox

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Francisco Pizzaro

20
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Sent out by the English King and allowed the English to claim land

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Important figure in the Portuguese Empire, initiated the Age of Discoveries, and participated in trade with other nations.

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Prince Henry the Navigator

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  • Started the Tudor Dynasty
  • Began using Parliament in major decisions
  • Built English strength, wealth, and stability
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  • Married 6 times
  • Began Reformation
  • Continued using Parliament in major decisions
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  • Ignored Parliament
  • Boy-king
  • Hery’s only heir
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- "Bloody Mary" - Tried to return England to Catholicism
Mary Tudor
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- One of England's greatest rulers - Great cooperation with Parliament - Lots of wealth - Back to protestantism
Elizabeth I