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To bring goods in from a place (usually for profit)
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import
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A group of nations or peoples ruled over by a sovereign (e.g. king, queen, emperor)
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empire
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A Spainiard who traveled to the Americas as an explorer and conqueror in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Conquistador
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To overthrow by force, as in the captain of a ship.
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mutiny
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Giovanni Caboto; an Italian who explored parts of eastern Canada for England.
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John Cabot
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A group of travelers, as merchants or pilgrims, journeying together for safety in passing through deserts, hostile territory, etc.
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Caravan
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An empire of ancient West Africa; the name means 'warrior king' and 'king of golds'
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Ghana
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This Spanish explorer claimed the present-day southwest U.S. for Spain; journeying along the Colorado River
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Francisco Coronado
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An empire of West Africa that lasted from the 1400s to 1500s A.D.
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Sonhai
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The money that is left over after the necessary expenses are payed
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profit
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A frenchman who explored the Mississippi River
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Robert LaSalle
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For European explorers: poor maps, fear of the unknown,diseases, and lack of adequate supplies.
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obstacles
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An explorer who established the French colony of Quebec
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Samuel de Champlain
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Another term for trade (usually not involving currency)
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barter
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To send goods out to a place (usually for a profit)
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export
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Someone working to convert a group/person to a particular religion
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missionary
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The process by which a trait, object., idea, or belief is spread from one culture to another, usually as a result of direct contact
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cultural diffusion
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A voyage or journey with a planned outcome
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expedition
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To set up towns or settlements in a foreign country that are under the control of another nation/ruler
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colonize
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An empire of West Africa that flourished from the 1200s to 1400s A.D
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Mali
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