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10 Cards in this Set

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Prince Henry
Portuguese; set up schools for mathematicians, cartographers, geographers, ship captains and pilots. "the navigator"
Vasco da Gama
1498 rounded cape of good hope and sailed to India. won over trade against the Arabs
Conquistadores
Spanish "conquerors" (cortes and pizzaro)
Magellan
his crew Circumnaigated the globe
ecomienda
form of serfdom Spanish used in the new world against the natives
1494 Treaty of Tordesillas
split world in half between spain and portugal
Commercial Revolution
acceleration in a global trade involving new goods +techniques
Joint-stock companies
pool financial resources + share risk (Dutch + British East India Companies)
mercantilism
An economic doctrine that flourished in Europe from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. Mercantilists held that a nation's wealth consisted primarily in the amount of gold and silver in its treasury. Accordingly, mercantilist governments imposed extensive restrictions on their economies to ensure a surplus of exports over imports.
(scarcity, wealth and government intervention)
Philip II
Catholic monarch of Spain. In 1588 he launched the Spanish Armada in an unsuccessful attempt to invade England while fighting for control of the netherlands