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Define - Diffusion
Process by which cultural elements spread from one society to another
Define - Persecute
Subject someone to hostility and ill treatment because of ethnicity, religion, or political opinion
Define - Indigenous
Original or native inhabitants of a country or region
Define - Sultan
Muslim ruler
Define - Colonization
Process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area
Define - Sphere of Influence
Area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges
Define - Circumnavigate
Travel completely around the world
Define - Mercantilism
Policy by which a nation sought to export more than it imported in order to build its supply of gold and silver
Define - Missionary
Someone sent to do religious work in a territory or foreign country
Define - Isolationism
Policy of remaining apart from the affairs/interests of other groups
Hernando Cortes
Sailed for Spain. Led Spanish expedition in the Americas leading to Aztecs downfall.
Christopher Columbus
Sailed for Spain (originally from Italy). Found “New World”, led to colonization of The Americas
Ferdinand Magellan
Sailed for Spain. First to circumnavigate the globe.
Francis Drake
Englishman. Queen Elizabeth I’s second in command during Spanish Armada.
Vasco Da Gama
Sailed for Portugal. First to go around Africa all the way to India.
Jacques Cartier
French explored Northern regions looking for Northwest passage. (Saint Lawrence River region)
Francisco Pizarro
Spanish, Explored a lot of Central and South America. Fought & defeated Incan Empire in Peru
Prince Henry the Navigator
Portuguese, wealthy, chief leader in encouraging European exploration
Ottomans
Political & economic power following conquest to Constantinople. Eventually expand by conquering territories. Islamic. One of the largest empires.
Mughals
Developed in Northern India. Established a large empire based on spreading Islam through India.
When and where did the Age of Exploration begin?
Europe, 1400s/1500s
Why did the Age of Exploration begin?
New trade routes, spread of religion, Desire for money
What were the ultimate outcomes/effects of this time period?
New lands, resources, development of trading markets, development of colonization
What country was most dominant in the Age of Exploration?
Portugal