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Columbian Exchange
A 3 way trade of slaves, food, and manufactured goods between America, Africa, and Europe
Conquistadors
Spanish explorers in America that where looking for God, gold, and glory
Encomienda
grant of land and laborers from the Spanish crown to retired conquistadors
Mercantilism
governments regulate trade and commerce to increase wealth
Middle Passage
portion of journey when Africans were packed tightly into ships and moved across ocean to America
Peninsylares
lived in New World but were born in Spain or Portugal
Criollos
Spanish or Portages born in the New World
Mestizos
Mixed; Ex. Spanish and Native American
Repartimento
required adult male Natives to work certain number of days for Spain
Absolutism
comprehensive ruler; total rule by Monarch
Parliamentary Monarchy
had a king but parliament passed the laws and monarchy enforced them
Puritans
wanted to purify (radical reform) the Anglican Church
Janissaries
imperial guards for Ottoman Sultan; from the Balkans; orthodox Christians
Sharia
religious law which governs all aspects of life and all Muslim people
Sufi
mystic tradition within Islam
Sunni
secular Muslims who separate government from religion
Shiite
conservative Muslims who combine religion and government
Deism
belief that there is a god
Enlightenment
change and reform were possible through reason and science (humanistic)
Indentured Servant
white slavery; person working a certain period of time to pay off debt
French and Indian War
(called 7 Years War in Europe) French vs. British for control of America
Royal Colony
governed by Parliament and administered locally by royal governor and consul
Proprietary Colony
British government sold or granted a charter to a group and granted right to govern colony
Militia
local volunteer military detachments
Middle Colonies
(Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware) compared to other colonies, they were more diverse