Early Americans & European Exploration

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DCUSH-Unit 1

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Improvements in Technology

Gunpowder, improved shipbuilding and mapmaking

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Religious Conflicts

Catholic Re-Conquista in Spain (1492) and the Protestant Reformation in Northern Europe.

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Expanding Trade

Desire to find new, more efficent sea-routes to Asia + Indian

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Developing Nation States

Monarchs want to increase nation’s wealth and power

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Christopher Colombus

Sails towards America in 1492 and Lands in Caribbean; thinks he is in India

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The Colombian Exchange

Transfer of plants, animals, and germs (smallpox)—Radical environmental and agricultural changes

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The “Great Dying”

Smallpox

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Treaty of Tordesillas (1484)

Spain gets the West side and Portugal gets the East side

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(English Claims) John Cabot sent to explore in:

1497

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First Permanent French Settlement:

Quebec (1608)

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(Dutch Claims) Henry Hudson explores and names the:

Hudson River

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Spanish—

Creates coerced labor systems and force natives to adopt Christianity

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(Spanish) Bartolome de Las Casas-

Wants to give natives a “voice”

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English—

Initially try to live peacefully with natives-increasingly difficult by late 1600s

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French—

view natives as potential allies, thriving fur trade $$$, military alliances (French & Indian War)

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Native Responses—

1600s=King Phillip’s War

  • Form alliances, fight back, or move West

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Apache and Lakota Sioux (The Great Plains)

highly nomadic; buffalo + teepee

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The First Americans-

Crossed land bridge from Siberia into Alaska