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Maize Cultivation

Supported the American Southwest, and spread northward

Foraging and Hunting

Way Native Americans survived.

Mobile Lifestyles

Societies developed mobile lifestyles bc of lack of natural resources in the Great Basin

Mixed Agriculture and Hunter Gather Economy

In Northeast and Atlantic Seaboard developed this lifestyle for permanent villages

Permanent Villages

Developed by Mixed Agriculture and Hunter-Gatherer Economy

Columbian Exchange

the arrival of Europeans triggered many changes on both sides of the Atlantic

Arrival of Europeans

Spanish and Portuguese conquest of the Americas led to epidemics, mixed populations, and caste system.

Effects of Spanish and Portuguese Exploration and Conquest

mestizos, epidemics, caste system

Exploitation of Africa

Recruited slaves, exploited resources with help of locals.

Effects of Crops and Livestock Introduction

native settlement patterns, ECO SOC POL development in the Western Hemisphere

Encomienda System

Supported plantation based agriculture, and extract precious metals, replaced by African slavery.

Empire Building

fueled by desire of new sources of wealth, increased power and status, and converts to Christianity.

Reasons for European exploration and conquest

same as last

Effects of new crops and resources on Europe

stimulated European pop growth, while new sources of mineral wealth facilitated the European shift from feudalism to capitalism.

Effects of technology and new trade methods

Drived changes in economies in Europe and the Americas

Effects Spanish and Portuguese lack of experience dealing with different people

struggles over native perspective and civilization

White Superiority

belief that justified subjugation

Efforts by Africans and Natives to maintain autonomy

africans and americans want to stay seperate

Effects of European attempts to change Native Beliefs

Religion, gender roles, and the family

African American cultural preservation

Still saved some of their culture

Slavery

Portuguese and Spanish brought them over

Corn

Allowed for increased agriculture, permanent settlement, and population

Mayas

Native American civilization prominent in Southern Mexico and central America

Aztecs

Mexico Natives

Horses

Part of the columbian exchange, ell yeah

Diseases

Europeans killed Natives