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Outline 4 (European Conquest and Colonization in North America and Asia) Flashcards

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Time period of the European Conquest?

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1500-1700

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“The English in Asia”

Catalyst for what?

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Expansion

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“The English in Asia”

English East India Company occurred when?

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1600

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“The English in Asia”

How was the establishment working?

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Many failed attempts to establish throughout Asia

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“The English in Asia”

Finally, success occurred where?

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Coromandel Coast of southern India

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“The English in Asia”

England’s future focus on?

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India

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“The Dutch in Asia”

Who do they challenge that are hated by local powers?

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Portuguese

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“The Dutch in Asia”

What was The Itinerario by Jan Huyghen van Linschoten?

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Published as “Key to The East”, the Itinerario proper, is a report of the journey Van Linschoten undertook from Lisbon to Goa and back again

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“The Dutch in Asia”

Started trade with what islands?

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Spice islands (Dutch East Indies)

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“The Dutch in Asia”

What was different in their approach?

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Trade; not conversion or colonization

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“The Dutch in Asia”

Started increasing their control of what?

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Sea lanes, prices, production

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“European competition in Asia”

European insignificance lead to what?

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limitations

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“European competition in Asia”

Asian perception of Europeans?

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“Sea barbarians”

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“European competition in Asia”

Growing competition between who?

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European merchants

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“European competition in Asia”

What also affected the competition?

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Religious movements and differences

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Dutch Colonization?

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  • The Americas
  • New Netherland > New York
  • Caribbean
  • Guiana
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Main focus of the Dutch Colonization?

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Asia:
-Dutch East Indies (Spice Islands)

-India

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“French Colonization in North America”

How was their relationship with native Americans?

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  • need for allies in fur trade
  • Coureurs de bois’ adoption of Indian culture, wives
  • Emphasis on evangelism
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19
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“French Colonization in North America”

Population growth?

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Very slow

20
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“French Colonization in North America”

Defeated by who?

A

English

21
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The French was different from the English in what colonization aspect?

A

allies and creating relationships

22
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“English colonization in North America”

Failed attempts at settlement when?

A

16th century

23
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“English colonization in North America”

The city, state, year of colonization?

A

Jamestown, Virginia, 1607

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“English colonization in North America”

The intended labor source?

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indentured servitude

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“English colonization in North America”

Southern colonies impact?

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  • social stratification

- dependence on large cash crops like tobacco, indigo, and rice

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“English colonization in North America”

New England colonies started where and when?

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Massachusetts, 1620

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“English colonization in North America”

The New England colonies emphasis?

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Religious freedom (at least for Puritans)

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“English colonization in North America”

New England colonies idea?

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more independence, political autonomy

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“English colonization in North America”

New England reliance on?

A

timber, fishing, furs, shipping, commerce

30
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“English colonization in North America”

Middle Atlantic colonies difference?

A

greater ethnic and religious diversity

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“English colonization in North America”

Middle Atlantic colonies source of trade?

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grain export, shipping

32
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What emerged in the Catholic Church in colonial Latin America?

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Syncretic Amerindian Christianity (Our Lady of Guadalupe)

33
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What two sources was colonial Latin American economy like?

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  • Spanish silver from Peru and Mexico

- Portuguese Brazil’s sugar plantations

34
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In Latin American economy, what did the Spanish silver from Peru and Mexico include?

A
  • Amerindian enslavement (encomiendas)

- Mita

35
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In Latin American economy, what did Brazil’s sugar plantations labor consist of?

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  • Amerindian labor

- African labor

36
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What was the council of the Indies (1524)?

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In Latin America, The Council of the Indies took care of all governmental issues, administration, justice, war and religion, being always the first instance

37
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In Iberian colonization, what were the “social hierarchies”?

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  • Creoles
  • Mestizos
  • Mulattoes
  • Indians/Africans
38
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When did the emergence of syncretic colonial institutions happen?

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The Iberian Colonization

39
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What were some of the criticism of the Spanish Conquest?

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  • Dominican friars, School of Salamanca

- Bartolome de las Casa, Account of the Devastation of the Indies

40
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Who was Francisco Pizarro?

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Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca Empire

41
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Who played a role in the execution of Inca Emperor Atahualpa?

A

Pizarro

42
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What spurs more conquest in the Inca Empire?

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Inca wealth

43
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Who conquered the Aztec Empire in 1519?

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Hernan Cortes

44
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How did Cortes gain conquest of the Inca Empire?

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  • alliance with Amerindian groups
  • quetzalcoatl legend, confusion
  • capture of Moctezuma
  • Retreat, return, siege, victory
45
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What helped secure the victory of the conquest of the Aztec Empire?

A

European disease

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