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Age of Exploration Context
Refers to the period during which Columbus' voyages established a permanent link between Europe and the New World.
4 Key States in Exploration
Portugal, Spain, England, and France were the main nations involved in exploration.
Christopher Columbus
An Italian navigator born in Genoa, known for his 1492 voyage that led to the European awareness of the American continents.
1492
The year when Columbus set sail under the sponsorship of Spain's Ferdinand and Isabella.
Tainos
The native population encountered by Columbus in the Bahamas.
Hispaniola
The island where Columbus founded his first settlement and is now modern-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Indigenous Peoples Day
A holiday that some states have adopted to replace Columbus Day, recognizing Native American history and culture.
Iroquois Confederacy
A political union of five tribes: Cayuga, Seneca, Mohawk, Oneida, and Onondaga in the northeastern U.S.
Pueblo Indians
Native American tribes from the Southwest known for their agricultural practices, particularly maize farming.
Common Traits of Tribes
Tribes were organized based on local resources and had shared cultural patterns despite their independence.
Conflict over Land Views
The differing perspectives on land ownership; Native Americans viewed land as a common resource, while Europeans viewed it as private property.
European Diseases
Illnesses brought by Europeans that decimated Native American populations.
Venison
Deer meat, which was a primary food source for the Iroquois.
Maize
Corn, a staple food for Pueblo Indians adapted to their arid environment.
Samuel Eliot Morrison
A historian who praised Columbus's navigation skills while downplaying his cruel actions.
Ponce de Leon
First European to land in present-day U.S. in 1513, known for his search for the Fountain of Youth.