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Global age

A period of time the 1400s when for the first time Europeans had Direct contact with Africans Asian and by the end of the century Americans

Compass

A device used to determine geographic location that consists of a magnetic needle that pivots until it is aligned with Earth's magnetic field

Astrolabe

Instrument used to determine the altitude of the Sun or other celestial bodies

Cargo

the freight or something carried on a ship

Overseas

A place Beyond or across the ocean

Line of demarcation

A line at 38 degrees west longitude that separated the Spanish lands from in Portuguese lands it was decided by the pope to help keep two Catholic countries from fighting each other

Conquistadores

A 16th century Spanish soldier who conquered Native American civilizations of Mexico or Central America

Viceroyalties

An area governed by a Viceroy or governor who represented the monarch

Encomienda

The right to demand labor from native Americans on the land

Immunity

Aquuired resistance to infection

Peninsulares

Officals from spain sent to the Spanish colonies to see that the laws were carried out.

Ceroles

A social class whose ancestors were the original Spanish colonists.


Mestizos

A member of low social class descended from Spanish Europeans and native amaricans

Mulattos

A member of a low social class who had ancestors who were Spanish and african

Mission

A church and housing for a priest and Native American who had been converted to catholicism

Joint stock company

Stock or funds of a company held jointly by its owners

Proprietary colonies

The Colony that was owned by an individual or private company

Royal colonies

A colony that belonged to the English monarch

Columbian Exchange

The sharing of goods and ideas between Europe Asia Africa and the Americans that began with Columbus's first voyage

Favorable balance of trade

When the value of goods that a nation exports two other nations is greater than the value of the goods that it Imports

Exports

To trade or sell Goods to other nations

Imports

to bring in goods from a forged country to sell

Ethnocentric

In ethnic groups belief that it is superior to other ethnic groups

Mercantilism

The idea having colonies solely for the benefit of the home country. A belief that the wealth of the nation depends on its supply of gold and silver

Capitalism

An economic system with a free and competitive market of privately owned businesses

Market economy

An economy where free enterprise is used and there is no government intervention into the economy

International trade

The selling and buying of goods between countries

Middle class

The members of a society in the economic middle being neither wealthy or poor