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what were the purposes effects of the Crusades?
efforts to remove Muslims from holy land of Catholics introduce new ideas, technology and luxury guts
why were goods in Western Europe expensive
because they had to travel and were sold multiple times
what is the renaissance?
A rebirth of science and art
Technology
Scientific knowledge for practical purposes usually inventions
compass
uses two magnets to help sailors navigate northeast south and west
Caravel
Efficient, small, easy to sail ship
Printing Press
Makes writing much more efficient
Astroblade
Measured positions of latitude
Mercator Projection
Projection reference of the world that uses latitude and longitude
Marco Polo‘s travels
gave descriptions of far away places encourage people to explore
Who was Henry the navigator?
Henry, the navigator was a Portuguese navigator and he set up a school of navigation where people could help make maps more accurate
Treaty of Tordesillas
split worlds between Spain and Portugal (1493-1494)
Columbian Exchange
Global exchange of everything; foods, animals, population growth were positive outcomes. Diseases that killed millions is a negative outcome
Conquistador
explorers that get encouragement from Spanish rulers
Mission
religious communities and goal was to make people Christian
Bartolomé de La casas
he explored and discovered the Cape of Good Hope
Mestizos
One Spanish and one Native American parent
pueblo
Center of trade in towns
Francisco Pizarro
Spanish conquistador and conquered the Inca empire
Peninsulares
people born in spanish (highest class)
Presidio
Type of fort built near missions
Hernan Cortez
Spanish conquistador and conquered Aztec Empire
Creoles
Born in Americas, parents are/were Spanish
How were the Spanish able to conquer Native American empires?
weapons, unknown animals, guns cannons, horses, dogs, metal work armor, and sharp objects. Also, Native Americans had no immunity to European diseases.
reformation
making changes to improve the protestant reformation was a protest against Catholic practices
John Cabot
Italian navigator his sponsor was King Henry VIII and sailed the ship Matthew
Henry Hudson
explore and got the Hudson River named after him he explored for Netherlands and England
Martin Luther
wrote 95 theses questioning Catholic Church practice
Giovanni de Verrazano
Discovered Hudson River and New York Bay, sailed for France
Samuel de Champlain
Explored st. Lawrence River, founded settlement (Quebec), explored for France
what influences did the Dutch leave in New York?
Santa, thanksgiving, new year’s eve, roofs, doors
what is the flushing Ramonstrance
People of flushing wrote a letter to Peter Stuyvesant that he’s wrong
Who dominated Western Europe during the period after the fall of Rome
Catholic Church
What new religion developed during the 7th century
Islam
Where do cities tend to develop
Where trade routes meet (near advantages for the city)
Motivations for Western Europe exploration
Gold, god, glory, and a cheaper way to get goods
Who was Ptolemy
Greek Geographer who calculated the circumference of the Earth
What is nationalism
People of similar languages and cultures should be grouped together
What countries grew in the 15th century
Spain, Portugal, England, and France
Peter Stuyvesant
General of New Amsterdam/Netherlands
Jacques Cartier
He mapped the St. Lawrence River and claimed land (Canada) for France
Which parts of the Americas were settled by which European powers
Spain, France, England, Portugal
Central America, Southern US|Canada, Mississippi River, Great Lakes|Atlantic Coast of America (13 Colonies)|Brazil
How did each European power treat Native Americans
Death, loss of land, slavery, fur trade, and the columbian exchange