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Cp1:The Paleo Indians,who were hunter gatherers,crossed this bridge into Alaska following herds of animals
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Cp1:They are known for building the first pyramids in America, and were known for their use of stone architecture and sculpture
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cp1:wars between Christians and Muslim West Africans starts in the late 1000s. This all started when the turks captured Palestine, the holy land and demanded to get their land back
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Cp1: As the Songhai empire grew in strength, the Mali empire weakens. Taking advantage of Mali's decline, the Songhai regained their independence and conquered most of Mali
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Cp2: Vasco da Gama was the first to find the sea route to Asia. He arrived on southwestern India in 1498.
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Cp2: He was finding a new sea route to Asia when he has found new land. He was thinking he had landed in Asia, but he had landed in the Bahamas. He collected gold, exotic plants, and animals. He didn't know he landed in America until he died.
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Cp1: One of the earliest farm cultures there was the Anasazi. They lived in the Four Corners region, where present day Arizona,Colorado, New Mexico,and Utah meet.
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cp2:more than one million enslaved Africans were brought to the Spanish and Portuguese colonies over the next century.The Dutch and English then became active in the slave trade as well.Slaves were packed in cargo ships through the middle passage.
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Cp2: this act was known as the Protestant Reformation.Conflicts between Catholics and Protestants often took place in Europe,mostly leading to civil wars.
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cp:2 Hernan Cortez leaves cuba to sail to present day Mexico.Moctezuma,who ruled the Aztec empire was in height in the early 1500s.Hearing about the empire, Herman Cortez went there and took Moctezuma as a prisoner and took controll of the capital, Tenochtitlan. Eventually, Tenochtitlan was destroyed and Moctezuma was killed.
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Cp2: the African diaspora is the scattering of slaves across the new world. Slaves were first legalized in 1510
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cp3:the Mayflower compact was a legal contract where they agree to have fair laws. This represents one of the first attempts as self government English colonies.This was made by the pilgrims
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cp3:when religious conflicts between catholics and protestants arose,Lord Baltimore presented a bill to the colonial assembly which was known as the Toleration act of 1649. This did not end all religious conflicts, but the government did offer some religious freedom to minority groups
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cp3:Pennsylvania is a colony in the west of New Jersey.Wiliam Penn's work made Pennsylvania an important example of representative self-government
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Cp3:when James II became king of England, he thought that the colonies were too independent,so he united the Nothern colonies under one government called the Dominion of New England
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cp3:The boycott was a popukar method of protest, and it started from New York and eventually spread to other colonies. Colonists hoped that their efforts would hurt the British economy and might convince the parliament to end new taxes.
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cp3:The stamp act was a way for British governments to tax American colonies. The act required colonists to pay for a seal or a stamp when they brought in paper items.However, this tax sparked protest almost immediately, and businesses ignored this law and refused to buy stamps.The stamp act was repealed in 1766.
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cp2: modern day slavery still happens today. infact,slaves are on every street and are forced to work in harsh conditions just like how the native african slaves did.
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Cp1:In 2013, a plague broke out in Madagascar killing 32 people out of suspected 84 that were affected. They were killed by mice with diseases and fleas just like how people died in the black death.
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most Enlightenment thinkers questioned about social justification and equal rights. Politicians similarly do today. The ideas from the Enlightenment shaped our society and the growth of our civilization