Conquest, Colonization, and Genocide

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Imperialism
the belief in empire building (becoming an imperial power) -----westward expansion
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When did Columbus arrive to the Americas?
Oct. 12, 1492. They arrived to what is now the Caribbean in The Bahamas and they named it "San Salvador"
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Subjugate
Overpower
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How many voyages does Columbus make?
4 Voyages:
1st one: Mainly exploring
2nd one: 17 ships, and more than 200 men to find and take as much gold as possible
3rd one: same as second one
4th one: exploiting, capturing and massacring the Natives
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Encomiendas
New system where Natives were worked to death
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Who wrote journal entries about the experiences of the Tainos?
Bartolome De Las Casas
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When did Columbus arrive to America?
October 12, 1492
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When was the second voyage financed?
1493
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When did Columbus and his men go on a slave raid?
1495
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When did Hernan Cortes arrive to Mexico?
1519
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When was Jamestown established?
1607
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Where was Jamestown established?
Virginia
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When was the starvation era?
In the winter 1609-1610
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What was the crop most produced in Jamestown?
Tobacco
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When was the pilgrim-colony established?
1620
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when did the English meet with King Phillip?
In 1675, Metacomet started the rebellion against the English
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When were slaves first brought to the American Colonies?
1619
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Who brought the first group of slaves?
the Dutch
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When was tobacco sent to England?
1618
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Why was it easier to enslave West Africans?
-Workforce
- Couldn't enslave Native Americans
- Convenience
- Helpless
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Indentured Servants
a person bound by law to work for somebody for a certain period of time
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Characteristics of slavery
- Held for life
- Hereditary
- Race
- Treated as property
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Anthony Johnson
Former slave, but he got to own land and be respected by his community
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What did black and white people have in common?
both abused and exploited at the hands of their masters
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Why was racism created?
Fear of disruption of the hierarchy
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Bacon's Rebellion
1676, rebellion that united whites and blacks that almost succeeded in overthrowing the English regiment.
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what was one strategy the government used to prevent rebellions?
treat whites better than black people to segregate and create ideas that would prevent them from getting along.
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contempt
lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
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superiority
a complex that influences thoughts of feeling about other people