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algonquian

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group of native tribes that interacted with the settlers at Jamestown, specifically the Powhatan

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anasazi

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southwest, pueblo cliff homes, four corners of utah, new mexico, colorado and arizona

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ancestral pueblo

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southwest four corners region, aka the anasazi

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asiento system

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when the natives were all dying off, the spanish used this system to import african slaves, which they had to pay a tax to the king for each slave

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aztecs

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controlled present day mexico until hernan cortez conquered them in 1521, trade/tribute systems and lots of human sacrifice

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Bartolome de Las Casa

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argued for the natives rights and said they shouldnt be enslaved

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catholic counter reformation

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happened in response to the protestant reformation

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christopher columbus

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sailed in 1492 for spain and landed in the new world

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church of england

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anglican church, king was the head

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columbian exchange

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exchange of crops, items and diseases from the new to old world. also incorporated the triangular trade

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conquistadores

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general term for any spanish explorer looking to conquer land

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corn

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natives main staple crop (maize), corn and other new world crops increased peasant populations in the old world

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Disease

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diseases like smallpox killed off large masses of native populations

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encomienda system

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system by which the spanish enslaved the natives, each native was assigned to an owner for a certain period of time, usually onky a couple weeks

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extended family

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extension of a nuclear family, ex. aunts and cousins

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Francisco Pizarro

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spainard who conquered the Incas in 1532

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Henry Hudson

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englishman who sailed for the dutch and discovered the Hudson River in “new netherland”

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henry the navigator

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portugese prince who was trying to find a passage around africa to asia

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Hernan Cortes

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conquered the aztecs

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hohokam

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ancient civilization in the southwest that had irrigation systems and were mound builders

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horses

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allowed natives to be highly mobile and hunt buffalo in the great plains

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Iroquois Confederacy

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group of 5 individual tribes in modern day Ohio, used the 3 sister farming method of squah, beans and maize

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Jacques Cartier

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french sailor who explorer the st lawrence river looking for a waterway from america to asia (didnt find one) and opened the region up to colonization for the french

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John Cabot

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explored the NE coast and claimed Novia Scotia, Newfoundland, and the Great Banks for England

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juan gines de sulpveda

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argued that the natives should be enslaved

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land bridge

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explanation for how natives split up into different groups and dialects

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Mali

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empire in west africa whos main city was timbuktu

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mesoamerica

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region of the americas ranging from around Mexico to Honduras&Nicuragua that many pre-columbian cultures flourished

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mestizo

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native and european mix

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new slavery

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north american slavery that started with the portugese

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poverty point

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native american trade center near the mississippi and ohio river valleys

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predestination

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calvinist notion that some people are already saved and some already damned

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primogeniture

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law that first born english sons inherit the land, cause for the other sons to want to explore the new world

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protestant reformation

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ended legal trade between the colonies and england

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puritans

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mayflower pilgrims escaping the anglican church

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reciprocity

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idea of exchanging mutually beneficial items

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roanoke island

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first english settlement that was lost

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Spanish Mission System

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chain of missions estalbished by Franciscan monks in the Spanish Southwest and California that forced Indians to convert to Catholicism and work as agricultural laborers

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St Augustine

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first continually occupied city in the US

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sugar

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portugese sugar plantations in the carribean

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three sister farming

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used by the iroqouis, maize squash and beans nourish each other

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treaty of tordesillas

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agreement between portugal and spain that land west to a line in the atlantic ocean would be spains and those to the east would be portugals

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valladolid debate

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debate about the treatment and enslavement of natives between Bartolome de Las Casa and Juans Gines de Sepulveda

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Wampum

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symbolic “words” of sympathy, first used by Hiawatha of the Onondaga tribe. Later they were used to honor treaties and historical events. In colonial North America, it was used as currency while trading with Native Americans.

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woodland mound builders

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Ohio and mississippi, mound buliding cultures that buried their dead in huge mounds