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What year did the Portuguese finally make it to the tip of Africa?
1487
Vasco da Gama was the first Portuguese explorer to make it to
India
Columbus made a calculation that only how many miles laid between Africa and Europe?
4000
Columbus's men were afraid of...
Sailing off the end of the world, running out of food and water, and that they wouldn't ever see land again
What happened to the Spanish colonists that left on the first voyage to the Americas?
They were killed by natives because of how badly they treated them
Which early explorer believed that the Europeans had discovered new lands versus the belief that the Europeans had reached Asia?
Amerigo Vespucci
Who was the first European to have an expedition to sail completely around the world?
Ferdinand Magellan
How were the Aztecs conquered and by who?
Conquered by Cortez with better technology and the Aztec's enemies
How was native culture replaced by European culture?
Churches replaced Indian temples
__ of the native population died because of ____
80%; diseases brought over by Europeans
navigational instrument created in the 1300s that uses a magnetized piece of metal that points North
compass
business organization developed during the Commercial Revolution in which owners raised money by selling shares in the company
Joint-stock company
economic theory stating that there is a fixed amouth of wealth the the world and that in order to receive a larger share, one country has to take wealth away from another country
mercantilism
situation that exists when a country sells more goods than it buys
balance of trade
import taxes on foreign goods
tariff
goverment grants of money
subsidies
Era between 1400 and 1750 when Europeans made major changes to their economies due to new exploration
Commercial Revolution
system of trade involving 3 stages, one of which was the transatlantic slave trade
triangular trade
wanted gold for Portuga, hoped to reach the Indies, and wanted to spread Christianity, navigator
Prince Henry
sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, had to turn back, but he had found a route to the Indian Ocean
Bartolomeu Dias
massive trading of goods, plants, animals, and diseases that took place in the western and eastern hemispheres following Columbus's voyages
Columbian Exchange
agreement between Spain and Portugal that moved west the line determing the land each country could claim in the Atlantic
Treaty of Tordesillas
the shipment of slaves across the Atlantic to the Americas
Middle Passage
Iron tools and domesticated animals
were introduced to the new world
tea, china, sugar, corn, potatoes
introduced to Europe
What was traded for African slave?
Guns and textiles
During exploration, what happened to the area of present day Mexico?
Dropped 80% over 100 years
Europe sent __ to Africa
Manufactured goods
Africa sent __ and __ to Europe
gold and slaves
Africa sent __ to the New World
slaves
The New World sent ___ to Europe
new natural resources
Europe sent ___ to the New World
slaves
As europeans migrated to the new world, overseas territorial claims ___
expanded
What 3 empires were overthrown?
Incan, Mayan, Aztec
A __ class system and ___ rule was a legacy that lasted in Latin America
rigid; dictorial
Many __ were forced to migrate because of ___
Africans; slavery
Colonies in the New World imitated the culture and social patterns of their ___ country
parent
European trading posts appeared along the ___ coast
African
Merchants colonized in what areas of Asia?
India, the Indies, and China
___, ___, and ___ trading companies were a large influence in Asia
Portuguese, Dutch, British
W. Hemisphere produces like ___, ____, and ___ changed european lifestyle
corn, tobacco, potatoes
European ___ and ___ changed the lifestyles of the American ____
horses and cattle; indians
European diseases like ___ killed many native americans
smallpox
___ of ___ to grow cash crops led the the use of ___
shortage of labor, slaves
Slavery was based on ___
race
European ___ system in the Caribbean and Americas destroyed indigenous economies and damaged the environment
plantation
The export of precoius metals led to rampant ___ in Europe
inflation
What was trraded from New England to Africa
run, iron, gunpowder, cloth, tools
What was traded from Africa to the West Indies?
slaves
What was traded from the West Indies to New England?
slaves, sugar, molasses
Old World or New World: tobacco
NW
cattle
OW
spices
NW
corn
NW
horses, goats, pigs, sheep
OW
chickens
OW
potatoes
NW
spices
NW
lumber
NW
sugar
OW
oranges
OW
peaches
OW
pears
OW
limes
OW
molasses
NW
peas
OW
wheat
OW
bananas
OW
cocoa plant
NW
turkey
NW
syphilis
NW
onions
OW
cotton
OW
rice
OW
smallpox, measles, Bubonic Plague, malaria, flu
Diseases brought to the New World
Ponce de Leon discovered
Florida
What was the motto for exploration?
God, Glory, and Gold
adventurers from Span who came to the americas seeking riches and pwer for themselves and wealth and glory for Spain
conquistador