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On the surface, reclaiming the holy lands, for christian europeans. They are about land.
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Also known as the Black Death, The Europeans get slowed down by this.
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Porteugeuse get sugar plantations. They can sell it forever and people will keep buying it since it is addictive now. It's very labor intensive so they get afrcans as slaves to do their production.
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(1483-1546)
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Columbus ftches up in Spain at the right time, 1490, where Isabella and Fordinand expelled the jews, moores, all wars over, they are all happy now. The speciaists said columbus was crazy but they roll the dices. He thinks he's going to Indian but lands in the Bohamas.
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French Explorer (1491-1557)
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"In 1492, Columbus Sailed the Ocean Blue"
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South America - Two catholic kingdoms fighting for land.Pope has to get involved as referee. First treaty ever made. Ports get the east side of land. (barely aything) Spanish get west (since they were there first).
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By Christopher Columbus. It utlines his thoughts regarding Spanish colonization and activity in the New World.
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(1451-1506)
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At Cajamarca vs. Athajalpa
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Where he stayed. (Jacques Cartier) on his first contact in the North America's indigenous inhabitants. The Cape of Hope
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(1540-1593) - Born in London, England. Governor of Raleigh's colony at Roanoke Island (1545-1606).
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Established at this time, later in 1606 disestablished.
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(1483-1546)
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French Explorer (1491-1557)
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It later went away and wasn't a premdominent settlement, bad weather, malaria, etc. Was not successful.
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Oldest European city in the US. First European settlementsin the US. (St. Augustine & Pensacola, Florida)
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(1484-1566). Dies at age 81
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Father of New France. French explorer, navigator, mapmaker.(1574 -1635) Aged 61.
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He left his colony at Ronaoke Island (whcih is now Manteo, North Carlina) in 1587 to obtain supplies for the struggling colony. Unable to return to Roanoke until 1590 due to difficulties with both the French and Spanish. He founded that little remained in his colony upon return.
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(1591-1643) She was born in Alford, Lincolnshire. Daughter of Bridget Dryden and Francis Marbury.
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(1540-1593) - Born in London, England. Governor of Raleigh's colony at Roanoke Island (1545-1606).
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(1597-1672)
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(1600-1672) Army officer in England. He and John Underhll led an expedition against the Pequot's when they threatened to wipe out the English settlements on the Connecticut River.
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(1606-1676) Born in Someset, England. 30 years in power as Governor of Virginia.
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The Virginia Company. John Smith is currenly getting Jamestown under control.
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Father of New France - Samuel de Champlain. French part of Canada
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He was lackin support from France, and was dependent upon th goodwill of his Indian allies. He had to aid his hosts in warfare for their support.
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This system is established in Virginia. If you finance our own passage over, when you get to the new world in Virginia, the Virginia Company is going to give you 50 acres of land. It's a significant risk to coming over. They are doing this to get more labour into the colony. You can buy stocks, since they are a public cmpany.
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The Indentured Servants aren't working out since they don't have enough workers for labour so they establish slaves.
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Dutch show up i 1626 and buy Manhattan, they buy it for beeds, clohes, etc from Indians.
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Father of New France. French explorer, navigator, mapmaker.(1574 -1635) Aged 61.
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They kill over 500 indians, destroying the tribe virtually. Narrangasset indians as allies. Cortes also had success in getting allies for taking over Mexico.
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(1591-1643) She was born in Alford, Lincolnshire. Daughter of Bridget Dryden and Francis Marbury.
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(1647-1676) Born in Suffolk, England. American Colonial Leader in Virginia and leader of Bacon's Rebellion. Small planter.
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(1663-1728) Born in Boston, Massachusetts.
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(1600-1672) Army officer in England.
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(1597-1672)
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William Berkeley was 30 years in power as Governor of Virginia. Depressed tobacco prices, rising taxes, and the Indian presence in the backcountry. These issues came to a head in July 1676 when Bacon defied the governor's authority and led a band of frontier viglantes against all the local Indians and even the governor himself.
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(1606-1676) Born in Someset, England. 30 years in power as Governor of Virginia. Dies of dysentery.
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(1647-1676) Born in Suffolk, England. American Colonial Leader in Virginia and leader of Bacon's Rebellion.
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In 1689, Cotton Mather, minister of the Old North Church in Boston, published an account fo supposed witchcraft that occurred the previous year involving an Irish washerwomen named Glover. Mather's publication included a description of the signs of witchcraft. Owing in part to the minister's status and reputation, his commentary was widely circulated and discussed through Puritan New England. Samuel Parris, the Salem minister in whose house the events of 1692 were intiated, owned a copy.
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(1663-1728) Born in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Causes huge amount of mess.
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7 Academy awards including best picture, best director.