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Henry the Navigator

Designed the Carvel Ship. Taught people how to sail.

Hernan Cortes

Caused the fall of the Aztec Empire

Fransisco Pizzaro

Conquered the Incas

Christopher Columbus

Discovered the America's

Puratins

Left England for Religious reasons. Valued education. Very Strict

Quakers

Had no Leaders. Worshipped God directly

Ferdinand Magellan

Tried to sail around the world. Did not succeed himself.

Vasco De Gama

Sailed around Africa to India. Set up trade there

Barthalameu

Sailed to the southern tip of America in 1488

JamesTown

First successful colony

Plymouth

Puratin Separatists. Left England and created a settlement. Later became the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Conquistador

Tried to conquer the Americas

Columbian Exchange

Exchange between the Old World and the New World.

Town Meetings

Where Church members gathered and voted

Cash Crop

Tabacco, Indigo, Rice

Representative Government

People elect their representatives

Indentured Government

Signed into contract for X amount of years as payment for passage to colonies

Gentry

Owned slaves and plantations. High influence on government

Yeoman Farmer

Majority of the People. Little/no influence on the government

Middle Passages

Millions of Africans shipped to the new world.

The Enlightenment

Stared to use logic over tradition

Triangular Trade

A Trade system that included the Anericas, Africa, and England.

Great Awakening

A religious revival that influenced a greater sense of spiritualism and personal morality.

New England Colonies

Life evloved around Religion in early days. Moved for religious freedom.

Middle Colonies

Originally organized by the Quakers for religious freedom and prosoerity. Peacefully with the local natives.

Solitary Neglect

British didn't care what the 13 colonies did.

Southern Colonies

Life revolved around building prosperity, through trade. Indentured servants and cash crops