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Northwest Passage a non-existent water route through the Americas to Asia
Catholics look to the pope for guidance
Protestants look to the bible for guidance
conquistadors fought for gold and the Catholic church
Protestant reformation religious movement of the 16th century that began as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church and resulted in the creation of Protestant churches
Protestant nations Germany, Great Britain
Catholic nations Spain, Portugal, France, Italy
North America mostly protestant
Marc Polo Italian who traveled to China in AD 1271. His book about his travels caused Europeans to become interested in Asia
classical anything referring to ancient Greece or Rome
technology the practical use of science
Rennaissance occurred in AD 1400. word means rebirth.
Rennaissance refers to recovery of ancient Greek and Roman learning
astrolabe instrument used for measuring stars (Astronomy, Navigation)
caravel light fast, sailing ship invented by Portugal
pilgrimage journey made for a specific purpose, religious journey
mosque a Muslim house of worship
Printing press Invented in 1450. helped knowledge to spread faster in Europe
Vasco da Gama commander of the first ships to sail directly from Europe to India by way of Africa
Christopher Columbus Italian explorer and navigator who discovered America in 1492.
King Ferdinand and Isabella Spanish rulers who sponsored Columbus
Prince Henry He gathered astronomers, geographers, and mathematicians to share information with sailors
line of demarcation divided the newly discovered lands outside Europe between Spain and Portugal
Magellan Portuguese explorer who led part of the first expedition around the world
Strait of Magellan located at tip of South America between the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans
circumnavigate refers to sailing all the way around the Earth.
Pizarro conquers Peru for Spain.
Atahualpa Inca ruler conquered by Pizarro
Spain's advantages guns, horses, huge dogs, disease, divided Indian kingdoms
Cortes he conquered the Aztecs of Mexico for Spain
Montezuma Aztec king defeated by Cortes
conquistador Spanish conquerors of the New World
New World a historic reference to Americas both North and South
Columbian exchange 1.from Europe: horses, cattle, pigs, chickens,disease
Columbian exchange from New World: corn, beans ,squash, potatoes, chocolate
Latin America mostly Catholic
Protestant reformation started by German Catholic priest Martin Luther
mercantilism theory that a nation's power depends and its wealth in gold or silver
Protestant criticisms of Catholic church 1. rejected Catholic practices not found in Bible 2. salvation by faith instead of salvation by good works
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