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COMPASS
Instrument for finding North, South, East, and West.
MERCANTILISM
A country must use its own supplies.
SCURVY
A disease caused by lack of Vitamin C.
MAGELLAN
An explorer that named the pacific ocean.
C. COLUMBUS
An explorer that tried to sail around the world, but found Indians instead.
Prince Henry
Founded a school of navigation.
Hernan Cortez
Conquered Aztecs
Francisco Pizarro
Conquered Incans
Marco Polo
Wrote Il Milione
B. Dias
European noble sailor.
Vasco Da Gama
Most successful person in the age of discovery.
Cultural Diffusion
Trading of goods and ideas from country to country.
Conquistador
A spamish conquerer.
Olmec
An old tribe that makes giant stone heads.
Aztec
A tribe that was conquered by Fransisco Pizarro
Inca
A tribe that was conquered by Hernan Cortez
Maya
A tribe that is well-known for their mysterious calendars.
Mulatos
A person with 1 white parent, and 1 black parent.
Native Americans
People that Columbus found when he came to America.
Peninsulares
A spanish mainland born spaniard.
Mestizos
1 Native American parent, and 1 Spamish parent.
Criollos
A social class in the caste system.
New World
European middle ages advanced.
Old World
European middle ages.
Columbian Exchange
The Columbian Exchange was a dramatically vast exchange of animals, plants, culture, and human populations
Triangle Trade
A trade route between Europe, Africa, and Norht America, shaped kind of like an arrowhead/triangle.
Middle Passage
African slaves also went to South America.
TransAtlantic Slave Trade.
Trading slaves along the atlantic ocean.