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Series of wars during the Middle Ages that began trade between Europe and the far east.
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Time period after the Middle Ages from about 1300-1600 in which new inventions and knowledge about the World
eventually led to exploration in the 1400s.
This event in 1492 led to further exploration by other European Nations.
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Legendary water way sought by many explorers to the Far east through North
America.
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Economic theory that motivated European
countries to seek and claim new land in order to start colonies that they could start trade with.
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Viking sailor who explored east coast of North
America in what is now Nova Scotia almost five hundred years before
Columbus landed in the West Indies.
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This Portuguese sailor discovered a route to Asia
around Africa in 1492.
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Conquistador who conquered the Aztecs for their gold
in 1519.
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Conquistador who Defeated the Incas for their gold
in 1534.
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French Explorer who explored the St. Lawrence River and founded the city
of Quebec?
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The settlement of people from a country to another part of the world who are still ruled by the country
from which they came.
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Native Americans by the millions died from this unseen
conqueror.
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The Aztecs and Incas are both examples of this effect of exploration.
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The trade that developed after Columbus’s discovery of the New World between the Eastern and Western
Hemispheres.
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Both Native Americans and Africans were used in this
inhumane treatment.
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The French colonies where located around this river that separates New York
State and Canada.
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Three types of settlements created by the
Law of Indies.
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This was the primary economic industry in the
French colonies.
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Early European settlers who started colonies on
Long Island and the Hudson River. The colonies were taken by the English in 1664. The area was then
renamed New York after the King’s brother, the Duke
of York.
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Laws in the Spanish colonies that created different types of
settlements.
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The Atlantic Coast of North America (East Coast of North America also
accepted).
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The first Permanent English settlement.
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Two very strict religious groups who were located in the Massachusetts colony.
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Growing cash crops like tobacco, rice and indigo was the major
industry of this colonial region.
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The Quakers, Puritans and Pilgrims are a few
religious groups who came to the New World for this
reason?
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What were the crusades?
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What is the Renaissance?
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What is Columbus’s Voyage?
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What is the Northwest Passage?
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What is mercantilism?
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Who is Leif Ericson?
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Who is Vasco Ad Gama?
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Who is Hernando Cortes?
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Who is Francisco Pizarro?
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Who is Samuel De Champlain?
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What is colonization?
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What are diseases?
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What ancient civilizations fell to the Spanish
conquistadors?
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What is the Columbian Exchange?
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What is slavery?
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What is the St. Lawrence River?
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What are missions, presidios and pueblos?
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What is fur trading?
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Who are the Dutch?
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What is the Law of Indies?
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Where were the Thirteen English (British) colonies
located?
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What is Jamestown, Virginia?
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Who were the Pilgrims and Puritans?
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What were the Southern colonies?
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What is religious freedom?