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batolomeu dias | an early portuguese explorer who explained his motives whihc were to serve god and his majesty to give light to those who were in darkness and to grow rich as all men desire to do |
prince henry | son of portugals king who helped conquer the muslim city of ceuta in north america spread christianity and was the most enthusiastic supporter of exploration |
vasco da gama | portuguese explorer who explored the east african coast and ultimately gave portugal a direct trade route to india-calcutta |
treaty of tordesillas | a treay to honor an imaginary line that split land between spain and portugal when the pope got involved in politics he remained nueutral |
dutch east india company | company established to directtrade throughout asai the yhad power to mint money make treaties and raise their own armies dutch east india co was richer and more powerful than england |
ming dynasty | (1368-1644)brought peace after the mongol rule adn teh start of the chinese dynasty |
hongwu | peasants son who was in charge of the rebel army that drove the mongols out of china |
yonglo | hongwus sonwho moved the royal court to bejing |
zheng he | chinese musmi admiral who led all of the seven voyages |
manchus | people manchuria who collapsed the ming dynasty and seized beijing, started the qing dynasty |
qing dnyasty | name for teh dynasty after manchus conquered the mongols |
kangxi | 1st emperor of the qing dynasty-ruled fore some 60 years |
daimyo | warrior-cheiftains who restored order untid japan eventually restored centrailized govt and made a new system of feudalism |
oda mobunaga | defeated the rivals and seized imperial capital kyoto committed suicide |
toyotomi hideyoshi | ended up contolling msot of the country of japan, invaded korea |
tokugawa ieyasu | defeated rivals at battle of sekigahara became shogun established that rule of lasw overcame rule of teh sword moved capital to edo unified japan |
tokugawa shogunate | founded by ieyasu held power until 1867 restored centalized govt and rule of law was the most important brought welcome order to japan developed a culture involving kabuki theater and the haiku |
haiku | 5-7-5 syllable 3 line vers epoem presents images rather than ideas |
kabuki theater | type of theater wiht actors in elaborate costumes using musci dance mime where they performed skits about modern life |
christopher columbus | sea captain who made a voyage for spain in 1492 to bring nack riches for the king and queen |
tokugawa shogunate | founded by ieyasu held power until 1867 restored centalized govt and rule of law was the most important brought welcome order to japan developed a culture involving kabuki theater and the haiku |
haiku | 5-7-5 syllable 3 line vers epoem presents images rather than ideas |
tokugawa shogunate | founded by ieyasu held power until 1867 restored centalized govt and rule of law was the most important brought welcome order to japan developed a culture involving kabuki theater and the haiku |
haiku | 5-7-5 syllable 3 line vers epoem presents images rather than ideas |
kabuki theater | type of theater wiht actors in elaborate costumes using musci dance mime where they performed skits about modern life |
mestizo | mixed spanish and native american population |
christopher columbus | sea captain who made a voyage for spain in 1492 to bring nack riches for the king and queen |
kabuki theater | type of theater wiht actors in elaborate costumes using musci dance mime where they performed skits about modern life |
colonies | lands controlled by another nation |
christopher columbus | sea captain who made a voyage for spain in 1492 to bring nack riches for the king and queen |
hernado cortes | spaniard who landed on the shores of mexico and conquered the aztecs |
colonies | lands controlled by another nation |
conquistador | spanish conquerors |
atahualpa | an incan ruler who demanded a force of about 30000 brought several thousand mostly unarmed men for the meeting of pizzaro and his army of 200 |
fracisco pizarro | conquistador who conquered teh incan empire |
atahualpa | an incan ruler who demanded a force of about 30000 brought several thousand mostly unarmed men for the meeting of pizzaro and his army of 200 |
conquistador | spanish conquerors |
mestizo | mixed spanish and native american population |
fracisco pizarro | conquistador who conquered teh incan empire |
fracisco pizarro | conquistador who conquered teh incan empire |
encomienda | system in which natives farmed ranched or mined for spanish landlords |
atahualpa | an incan ruler who demanded a force of about 30000 brought several thousand mostly unarmed men for the meeting of pizzaro and his army of 200 |
new france | base of frnaces colonial empire in north america(quebec- samuel de champlain) |
mestizo | mixed spanish and native american population |
mestizo | mixed spanish and native american population |
new france | base of frnaces colonial empire in north america(quebec- samuel de champlain) |
encomienda | system in which natives farmed ranched or mined for spanish landlords |
pilgrims | 2nd english colony founded in plymouth mass. wanted religous freedom |
jamestown | colony established by english in honor of their king along the coast of virginia |
new france | base of frnaces colonial empire in north america(quebec- samuel de champlain) |
jamestown | colony established by english in honor of their king along the coast of virginia |
pilgrims | 2nd english colony founded in plymouth mass. wanted religous freedom |
pilgrims | 2nd english colony founded in plymouth mass. wanted religous freedom |
french and indian war | english became hungrier for land so they began to push furhter west doing so they collided with frances north american holdings-france and england began to interfere wiht each other. |
puritans | established large colony near mass. bay rebellious previous pilgrims wanted to create model community |
pilgrims | 2nd english colony founded in plymouth mass. wanted religous freedom |
new netherlands | dutch holdings in north america variety of poeple dutch west india was established |
new netherlands | dutch holdings in north america variety of poeple dutch west india was established |
french and indian war | english became hungrier for land so they began to push furhter west doing so they collided with frances north american holdings-france and england began to interfere wiht each other. |
triangular trade | transatlantic trading network that crisscrosses north and south colonies in the west indies england europe and africa carrying/trading goods |
french and indian war | english became hungrier for land so they began to push furhter west doing so they collided with frances north american holdings-france and england began to interfere wiht each other. |
new netherlands | dutch holdings in north america variety of poeple dutch west india was established |
metacom | (king philip) native american ruler who led an attack on colonial villages |
middle passage | voage that brought captured africans to the west indies and later to north and south america middle leg of transatlantic trade and triangle |
triangular trade | transatlantic trading network that crisscrosses north and south colonies in the west indies england europe and africa carrying/trading goods |
altantic slave trade | buying and selling of africans for work in the americas became massive enterprise |
middle passage | voage that brought captured africans to the west indies and later to north and south america middle leg of transatlantic trade and triangle |
triangular trade | transatlantic trading network that crisscrosses north and south colonies in the west indies england europe and africa carrying/trading goods |
altantic slave trade | buying and selling of africans for work in the americas became massive enterprise |
middle passage | voage that brought captured africans to the west indies and later to north and south america middle leg of transatlantic trade and triangle |
triangular trade | transatlantic trading network that crisscrosses north and south colonies in the west indies england europe and africa carrying/trading goods |
middle passage | voage that brought captured africans to the west indies and later to north and south america middle leg of transatlantic trade and triangle |