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18 Cards in this Set

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Astrolabe

instrument that enabled navigators to calculate their latitude using the sun and stars

Aztecs

advanced Native American society located in central Mexico

Calvinism

Protestant faith that preached salvation by faith alone and predestination

Samuel de Champlain

French explorer who established the first permanent settlement at Canada at Quebec

Church of England

also called the Anglican Church

Crusades

European attempts to capture the Holy Land in the Middle Ages

Franciscans

Catholic missionaries who established settlements in the late 1500s in what is now the southwestern United States

Huguenots

Protestants in France, by the 1600s, were believers in Calvinism

Hunter-Gatherers

early societies that existed not by farming but by moving from place to place and gathering food as they went

Anne Hutchinson

a Puritan housewife, she claimed go received special revelation from God, angering many leaders in Massachusetts

Inca Empire

advanced and wealthy civilization was centered in the Andes mountain region of South America

Indentured Servitude

a legal arrangement in which an individual owed compulsory service for free passage to the American colonies

Jesuits

Catholic missionary group that established settlements in Florida, New Mexico, Paraguay, and in several areas within French territory in North America

London Company

In 1603, King James I gave them a charter to settle the Virginia Company

Powhatan Confederacy

alliance of North American tribes living in the region of the initial Virginia settlement

Puritans

religious dissidents who left England for America to establish a "pure" church

Separatists

Calvinist Protestants who did not believe that the Church of England could be purified and therefore chose to separate from it

John Winthrop

helped found Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1629