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Martin Luther
Led the Protestant Reformation; he thought the Catholic Church was too powerful
Christopher Columbus
Explorer who believe he'd discovered a "new world"
Leif Ericson
Viking sailor left a written record of his voyages to America
missionary
A person who goes to another land to win converts for a religion
Hernando Cortes
This conquistador destroyed the Aztec empire
Ferdinand & Isabella
King and Queen of Spain who sponsored Columbus's voyages
John Smith
Led the Jamestown colony and encourage them to plant crops
Bartolome de Las Casas
Suggested using Africans instead of Natives as slaves
circumnavigate
To sail around the world
colony
A group of people who settle in distant lands, but are still suled by the government of their native land
alliance
An agreement among nations to aid and protect one another
land bridge
Scientists believe the first people reached the Americas via this during the last ice age which linked Siberia to Alaska
Northwest Passage
A waterway through or around North America. Sailors searched for this route because Magellan's route was too long.
persecution
The mistreatment or punishment of a group of people because of their beliefs.
pilgrim
Anyone who makes a long journey for religious purposes.
culture
The entire way of life of a people. It includes their shelter, clothing, government, etc
Ponce de Leon
Discovered the "Fountain of Youth"
John Cabot
Discovered the Northwest Passage
Catholics versus Protestants
Major religious rivalry that arose in Europe
Tobacco
Cash crop that saved the people of Jametown