AP World History Ch 24 Quiz

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mita system

system that required each native village to send one-seventh of its male population to work for four months in the silver mines at potosi

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settler colony

places under european rule that displaced indigenous peoples in north americas for french, english, and dutch migrants

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indentured labor

System of labor in which individuals sell a portion of their working lives in exchange for passage to a new country (e.g chronically unemployed people from europe traveling across the atlantic)

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seven years’ war

a conflict between france, austria, and russia against britain and prussia over land dominance in north america and india

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mulattoes

a person of Portuguese and African descent

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encomineda

system in which Spanish (settlers) had the right to force the Taino people into working in fields or mines; justified because they “took care” of the workers by converting them into christianity

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peninsulares

migrants who came from europe, particularly the iberian peninsula

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potosi

place of large silver deposits in the andes that became a mining center during the spanish-colonial period

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viceroy

spanish colonial officials appointed by the monarchy to govern New Spain (Mexico) during the colonial period; were responsible for enforcing spanish rule and implementing policies that benefited the crown.

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james cook

british explorer and navigator who played a significant role in the exploration and mapping of australia. In 1770, he charted the eastern coastline of australia during his first voyage

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tordesillas

The Treaty of _ divided the newly discovered lands outside Europe between Portugal and Spain along a meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape Verde islands

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francisco pizarro

Spanish conquistador who conquered the Incas in what is now Peru and founded the city of Lima (1475-1541)

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hernan cortes

Spanish Conquistador who led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec Empire

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hacienda

Large estates or plantations with a dwelling house in the Latin American Spanish colonies that exploited indigenous labor

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Malintzin or Dona Marina

Nahua woman from the Mexican Gulf Coast who played a role in the Spanish conquest of Mexico; served as a translator and advisor to hernan cortes

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mestizo

A person of mixed indigenous and Spanish ancestry

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manila galleons

Spanish trading ships that sailed once or twice per year across the Pacific Ocean from Mexico to the Philippines for trading purposes

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disease OR guns, horses, steel, military knowledge

The most important factor in explaining the Spanish victory over the Aztecs and Incas

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profitable sugar plantations on the brazillian coast

Why did the Portuguese began to show much more interest in Brazil?

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viceroys

chief Spanish royal administrators in the Americas

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audiencas (court composed of university-educated lawyers)

conducted reviews to check the power of viceroys

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bureaucrats (had to implement royal policy and justice)

replaced the conquistadores in government after they conquered American lands

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cash crop

The Spanish and Portuguese colonizers created _  economies (hint:2 words) that primarily grew one crop for the sole purpose of export and gaining wealth. These included sugar cane and tobacco.