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adena

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indians in the midwest, connected to hopewell of central north america, 500BC-200AD, large shaped burial mounds and extensive trade networks

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algonquian

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these tribes interacted with settlers at Jamestown, especially the Powhatan. fishers, hunter, farmers, shared a common language

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anasazi

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southwestern indians, 200BC-1500AD, pueblos

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ancestral pueblo cultures

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aka anasazi, 100-1600, modern day four corner arizona, new mexico, colorado and utah intersect. pueblo cultures and cliff homes

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asiento system

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when the enslaved natives were all dying the spanish started importing africans, but they had to pay a tax to the king for each slave

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archaic peoples

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indians who relied on game animals like deer and buffalo, migrated with the seasons

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aztecs

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controlled present day mexico until hernan cortez overtook them in 1521, extensive trade/tribute systems and human sacrifice

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bands

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groups of natives moving together

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bartolome de las casa

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first european to advocate for native’s rights

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cahokia

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indian trade center near st louis in 1200 ad

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catholic counter reformation

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period of catholic resurgence in response to the protestant reformation in 1545-1563

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chiefdoms

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society governed by a chief

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christopher columbus

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first european to land 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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exchanges between the old world, the new world and africa (aka triangular trade)

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compass

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made traveling in open waters more accurate

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conquistadores

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general term for any spanish explorers looking to conquer natives

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corn

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increased peasant pops in the old world, main crop of the new world (called maize)

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disease

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killed off majority of natives weakening them to not be able to successfully fend off europeans

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encomienda system

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natives were assigned to settlers for a certain amount of time

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extended family

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extension of nuclear families

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ferdinand and isabella

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strengthened their authority through the wealth of trade

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francisco pizarro

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conquered the incas in 1475

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chinook

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Native Americans encountered by Lewis and Clark; Canoe builders, navigators, traders, fishers; 1600s; Lower Columbia R.; First peaceful encounter between Natives and newcomers

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henry hudson

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english explorer who discovered the hudson river in the netherlands and sailed for the dutch

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henry the navigator

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portugese prince who thought that explorers could find a short cut around africa to asia

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hernan cortez

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defeated the aztec empire

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hohokam

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ag society of the southwest, elaborate canal systems, perm villages, mounds

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hopewell

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connected with the anasazi in the southwest, pueblos

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horses

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transformed native cultures into highly mobile hunting societies in the great plains

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incas

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peru, potatos, highly advanced, had surplus, roads, the largest native empire

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iroquois confederacy

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made up of the mohawk, seneca, cayugga, onondanga, onedia in ohia

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jacques cartier

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french sailor who explored the st lawrence river in 1543-1542 searching for a northwest passage from america to asia

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john cabot

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explored the ne coast in 1497 and 1498, claiming nova scotia, newfoundland and the great banks for england

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juan de onate and battle of acoma

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led a group of men into the rio grande valley in 1598 and abused the pueblo people, in the battle in 1599 they cut a foot off of each surviving native and established new mexico

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juan gines de sepulveda

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defended the “right” to conquer natives

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kongo

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most powerful and centralized kingdom along the african coast

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lakota sioux

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sioux tribes that drifted westward across the missouri river, tepees and buffalo, traders

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land bridge

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how natives divided up into different tribes with different languages and cultures

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longhouses

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wooden home that had 3-5 fireplaces were two related nuclear families lived

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mali

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large empire in west africa, capital was timbuktum a center for trade and education

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mayas

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300bc-900ad in the yucatan region of mexico

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mesoamerica

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region of culture of pre columbian societies

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mestizo

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a person of native and european heritage

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mississippian indians

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mound builders in settled farming communities along the ohia and mississippi river valleys

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nation state

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form of political society that combines centralized government with a high degree of ethnic and cultural unity

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new france

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french colonies extending from st lawrence river to the great lakes to the mississippi river valley

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new laws of 1542

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series of laws created to regulate the spanish enslavement of natives

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new mexico

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established by juan de onate after the war of acoma in 1598

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new netherlands

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colony established in 1620s for fur trade

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new slavery

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north american slavery

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new spain

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tightly controlled new world empire relying on encomienda and asiento labor systems

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nuclear families

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direct relation, parents and children

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paleo indians

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first natives of north and south america

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poverty point

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native community and trade center near the mississippi and ohio river valleys

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predestination

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calvinist doctrine that God has foreordained some people to be saved and some to be damned

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primogeniture

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british law that first born sons inheret estate

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printing press

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invented by johann gutenberg in 1454, spread knowledge leading to interest of exploring the new world

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protestant reformation

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ended legal trade between britain and the colonies

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puritans

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mayflower pilgrims in 1620 escaping the anglican church

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reciprocity

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idea of trade pacts including mutually beneficial charges to tariffs

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renaissance

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revolution 15th 16th and 17th century europe that motivated new world exploration

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roanoke island

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first english settlement in 1587 off the coast of north carolina, no one knows what happened

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samuel de champlain

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french explorer who’s greatest accomplishment was his exploration of the st lawrence riverand his settlement of quebec

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sextant

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navigation instrument that measured the degree and altitude of celestial bodies

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silver

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had slaves mining silver

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siouan

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native language family spreading form the saskatchewan to the lower mississippi

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slavery

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natives enslaved under the encomienda system and africans under asiento

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smallpox

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killed and weakened the mass majority of native pop.

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spanish mission system

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established by franciscan monks that forced the natives to convert and work as ag laborers

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st augustine

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spanish fortress in 1565, oldest continually inhabited european settlement in the US

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sugar

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sugar plantations off african slave labor in the carribean

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sun dance

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federal gov tried to ban this sacred native dance

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3 sister farming

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ag system of natives, beans, squash and maize

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treaty of tordesillas

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agreement between portugal and spain in 1494 that land west of an imaginary line in the atlantic ocean went to spain and east went to portugal

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valladolid debate

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bartolome de las casas argued natives were creations of God and deserved rights
juan gines de sepulveda thought that the natives should be slaves bc of their “crimes against God and nature”

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wampum

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symbolic words of symphathy

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woodland mound builders

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placed their dead in large burial mounds, placing them top to bottom according to hierarchy

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zambo

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term used in spanish and portugese colonies to describe someone of african or native ancestry

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