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Were religion were both Spain and Portugal?
Roman Catholix
The Treaty of Tordesillas
A meeting in 1494 in Northwest Spain that decided which parts of the world each country would get to explore
Line of Demarcation
Portugal go to discover everything east for 180 degrees and Spain got to discover everything west for 180 degrees

Was at 55 degrees west Longitude
Vasco da Gama
Discovered the all-water route to India that joined the East and West, was Porteguese
Pedro Alvarez Cabral
Veered off course and discovered Brazil
What things in Latin America made Spain the world leader?
Minerals and natural resources
What does Brazil's language and culture reflect?
Their Portuguese heritage
How many Native Americans died in Mexico between 1519 and 1568?
27 million
Which two diseases were most devastating to the Indians?
Smallpox and measles
What happens when a new germ first invades a population? What happens as time passes?
The disease kills off most of the population and the survivors pass it on to the next generations causing it to become a common childhood illness
How did the epidemics affect the slave trade?
It increased the African slave trade
Where is Portobello located?
Panama
What was carried by mule trains from Peru?
Gold and silver
Bartolome de Las Cases
The famous "Protector" of the Indians
Juan Gines de Sepulveda
Defended the Spanish conquest, opposed Las Casas
According to Las Casas, the Indians were entitled to keep their land and property. Why?
Because they never had the opportunity to learn about Jesus
Which of the debaters—Las Casas and/or Sepulveda—demonstrated an ethnocentric position?
Sepulveda
Why didn't the treatment of the Indians improve after the monarchy passed laws to control abuses by the colonists?
Because the colonists were controlled by the Indians instead of the king
Who were the first to develop the plantation type economy?
The Portuguese-Brazilians
What was something that grew a lot along the Brazilian coast?
Sugar
What were some plantation crops exported to Europe from the Latin American colonies?
Tobacco, cacao, wood, indigo, cotton, and sugar
Mercantilism
A belief in the benefits of profitable trading
If you were Spanish or Portuguese what religion were you considered to be?
Roman Catholic
List two reasons why the Catholic Church became wealthy and powerful during the colonial period in Latin America:
The church had ties with the government and created businesses.
Explain the following statement: “Many consider the colonial period in Latin America as one of the noblest chapters of the history of the Roman Catholic Church.”
This statement is talking about the church’s reform of education, charity, and social assistance
Who set up a school as a technology exchange?
Prince Henry of portugal
Examples of new technology from China:
Compass, astrolabe, gunpowder, fire-arms, and cross-staff
Examples of new technology from Muslim Empires:
Cartography, sails, rudders, and caravels
When the Portuguese were seeking the all-water route to Asia (spice trade), who was the first to attempt this and how far did he get?
Dias, to the tip of Africa
When the Portuguese were seeking the all-water route to Asia (spice trade), who was the second to attempt this and how far did he get?
Vasco da Gama, India
Who conquered Spain in the 700s?
The Muslim Moors
Magellan's voyage gave Spain claim to which country?
The Philippines
Gold and silver were found where?
In Mexico and Peru
Cortes conquered who?
the Aztecs in Mexico
Pizarro conquered who?
The Incas in Peru
Indians performed forced labor in mines
Mita
Indians performed forced labor on plantations
Encomienda
What were Encomenderos supposed to do?
Convert the Indians to Christianity
Columbian Exchange (Transfer)
Not trade, one time transfer