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28 Cards in this Set

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Compass
A new technology that helped people navigate
Mercantilism
Governments will to become richer
Scurvy
A disease that effects the gum and teeth
Magellan
Had the first crew to sail around the world
Christopher Columbus
Discovered the Americas for Europe
Prince Henry
Made a school for naviagtion; also known as Henry the Navigator
Hernan Cortez
Brought the end of the Aztec
Francisco Pizzaro
Conquered the entire Incan empire
Marco Polo
Went to Asia and wrote a book about the great things there; which sparked trade with Asia and Europe
Bartholomeu Dias
First to sail around the Cape of Good Hope
Vasco Da Gama
The first to sail from Europe to India
Cultural Diffusion
The mixing of two groups of people
Conquistador
A Spanish conquerer
Olmec
Earliest known Mexican civilization; known for giant stone heads
Aztec
Founded modern day Mexico City
Inca
Largest empire of the Americas
Maya
Created the 365-day calender
Mulatos
People of European and African descent
Native Americans
People who lived in the Americas before the Europeans "found" them
Peninsulares
People in the Americas that were born in Spain
Mestizos
People of Native American and European descent
Criollos
American born Spanish descedants
New World
The Americas
Old World
Europe, Asia and Africa
Columbian Exchange
The trade between Europe and Americans
Triangle Trade
The trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas
Middle Passage
Passage from Africa to America that slaves were traded on
TransAtlantic Slave Trade
The trade of Slaves from Europeans to wealthy plantation owners in the Americas