Chapter 1 The New World Encounters Flashcards

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What is Beringia?

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With in part, to enviromental conditions there was a landmass that connected Russia to America that the Native Americans came over from.

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How were the native Americans different from the other stone age people.

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In that they did not experience the same diseases, although one theory suggests that they did not physically com into contact with these diseases.

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What is the Agricultural Revolution?

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The shift of basic crops that were used food in order to survive.

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How did the human population boom in the Stone age?

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Thanks to mammal providing the meat human population boomed.

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What in the mississippi valley were there?

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Cultures that have cities and had a whole way of life.

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How did the cultures of each tribe differ?

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Though the ecologies of the land , each came to its own distinct culture.

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How many people lived in the Aztec capital of Tenochtitan?

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250 thousand people

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Why did the Aztec make human sacrifices?

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They believed that blood had power that would bring them good crop, which was part of the culture.

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What were the Eastern Woodland Cultures?

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Less than a million settled on the East Coast that farmed and hunted to sustain the small villages.

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Were there common tongues between the various Indian tribes?

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No there were no common tongues between the various tribes. This had little effect on Indian politics.

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What did the Eastern Woodland communities have?

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They had organized diplomacy, trade, and war around reciprocal relationship that impressed the Europeans as being egalitarian.

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What did the Indians most desired most?

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Peaceful trade.

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When trading when did Indians want?

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They wanted gifts and demanded them in a certain time and place. During those interactions Indians made opinions about the White settlers.

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What did the Europeans do often with the Indians?

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The Europeans often tried to bring the Indians into the way of the European life.

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What did the Native American women despise?

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That in the European society there were monogamous marriages.

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With trade, what were the effects of it?

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The effects were the decrease of population in the animals being in debt from Europeans and yet the Europeans always wanted more land.

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What was the one factor that ultimately brought the Native Americans to their knees?

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Disease, with thanks to the exposure of such viruses such as smallpox to the Natives.

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What is the Colombian Exchange?

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The decimation of Native American peoples having an impact on the ecological transformation of the land in the Americas.

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What did some historical data claim about the rate of diseases that the Indians?

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That within the first one hundred years, around 90 to 95 percent of Indians died thanks to disease.

20
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Who were the first European people to explore the West African coast? Who did the Portuguese come into contact with?

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The Portuguese and came intro contact with the Muslims.

21
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With the Muslims and the Portuguese coming into contact with each other were they stateless socialites?

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No, some were states that were vulnerable to external attack and internal rebellion while others were however.

22
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Why did the Portuguese sail to Africa?

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They were looking for gold and slaves.

23
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Why did Europeans live the African conditions?

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Because that Africans had formidable armies and the diseases there were not in the Europeans favor.

24
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Between the years 1650 and 1831 what happened to African slaves in trade?

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More Africans then Europeans were coming to the Americas.

25
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What were people eyeing for generations in Europe?

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To expand the Western ideas to the whole world.

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What were the condition in the 15th century in Europe?

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There was the Resnianse that was a more expansive look at the arts and sciences. Government was more centralized and Europe overall was more prosperous.

27
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Who was the World power in the 1500’s

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The Spanish though the conquest of the Americas.

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Who are the conquistadors?Who did they conquer?

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These are men eager for personal glory and material gain uncompromising in matters of religion an unswerving in their loyalty to the crown. They conquered the indigenous peoples of the canary islands.

29
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What happened in 1484?

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Columbus presented the King of Portugal to the idea of reaching China.

30
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What is a common occurrence that people today believed in that time was true?

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Many people today thought that Europeans of the time thought the world is round, that is false most educated people at the time thought that the world is round.

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What is the Treaty of tordesillas?

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Document that divided the entire world along a line located 270 league West of the Amazons.

32
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What were some new settlements in the Spanish name?

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Small settlements such as Cuba, Hispaniola, and Puerto Rico.

33
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Of the conquerors who was perhaps the most famous of them all?

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Herman Cortes

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In the war between the Aztecs and Cortes who had the obious advantage?

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Cortes, had metal and things of that nature.

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What is the encomienda system?

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Spanish system that people who lived in the settlements the encomenderos(people like Cortes) with labor tribute in exchange for legal protection and religious guidance.

36
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Virgin of Guadalupe

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A figure that was the Virgin and being described of having dark-skin and had Indian ancestory.

37
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How many Spanairds migrated to the New World?

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Around 250k

38
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Why did the French wanted to come to the New World?

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They were in search of wealth and things of that nature

39
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When was New Orleans founded

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In 1673

40
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When did the English come to America?

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No one really knows in mystery. Thought the first English voyage recorded was in 1497 by the name f John Cabot

41
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What is the Protestant reformation?

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16th century religious movement to reform and challenge the spiritual authority of the Roman Catholic church associated with figures such as Martin Luther and John Calvin.

42
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What was the catalyst for England leaving the Catholic Church?

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That the king at the time want to get rid of his wife Catherine.

43
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What was the famous book that John Calvin published?

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Institutes of the Christian faith, contained a powerful statement of the new faith.

44
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What was the first English colony but was not successful?

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Roanoke