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Marco Polo
Traded for a passport, befriended Kublai Khan, and wrote about Chinese inventions, inspiring European exploration.
Causes of Exploration
Trade, Religion, Technology, and Wealth motivated European exploration in search of new routes and riches.
Colonization
Europe takes over colonies in the Americas, Africa, and Asia, spreading culture, religion, and influencing global trade.
Conquistadors
Led by Hernan Cortes, they conquered the Aztec Empire, leading to the fall of Tenochtitlan.
Triangular Trade
Trade route involving Europe, Africa, and the Americas, exchanging goods, slaves, and raw materials.
Middle Passage
Route where slaves were transported from Africa to the Americas, enduring harsh conditions.
Columbian Exchange
Exchange of goods, animals, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds after Columbus' discovery.
Commercial Revolution
Growth of trade, rise of capitalism, development of banking, and expansion of colonialism.
Encomienda
System where Spanish landlords collected money from natives in the colonies.
Christopher Columbus
Italian explorer hired by Isabella and Ferdinand (Spain) to find a route to Asia, discovers the New World in 1492
Alfonso de Albuquerque
Naval Officer who behaved like a pirate, while trading in the Indian Ocean
Hernan Cortes
leader of Conquistadors when conquering the Aztec Empire, relationship with La Malinche
Francisco Pizarro
leader of Conquistadors when conquering the Incan Empire
Atahualpa
emperor of the Incas
Vasco Da Gama
Portuguese explorer travels around the southern tip of Africa, into the Indian Ocean, allowing the Portuguese to establish a Trading Post Empire
Portolani
Flat, inaccurate map of Europe
Lateen Sail
Triangular sail that allowed for faster sailing
Moctezuma
Emperor of the Aztecs, killed by his own people throwing stones
Mercantilism
The belief that the worth of a nation is determined by how much gold or silver they have
Old World
New World
The Americas
Joint-Stock Company
A company that has share-holders or investors