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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.

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4 Key States in Exploration

Portugal, Spain, England, and France were the main nations involved in exploration.

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Christopher Columbus

An Italian navigator born in Genoa, known for his 1492 voyage that led to the European awareness of the American continents.

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1492

The year when Columbus set sail under the sponsorship of Spain's Ferdinand and Isabella.

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Tainos

The native population encountered by Columbus in the Bahamas.

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Hispaniola

The island where Columbus founded his first settlement and is now modern-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

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Indigenous Peoples Day

A holiday that some states have adopted to replace Columbus Day, recognizing Native American history and culture.

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Iroquois Confederacy

A political union of five tribes: Cayuga, Seneca, Mohawk, Oneida, and Onondaga in the northeastern U.S.

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Pueblo Indians

Native American tribes from the Southwest known for their agricultural practices, particularly maize farming.

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Common Traits of Tribes

Tribes were organized based on local resources and had shared cultural patterns despite their independence.

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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.

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European Diseases

Illnesses brought by Europeans that decimated Native American populations.

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Venison

Deer meat, which was a primary food source for the Iroquois.

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Maize

Corn, a staple food for Pueblo Indians adapted to their arid environment.

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Samuel Eliot Morrison

A historian who praised Columbus's navigation skills while downplaying his cruel actions.

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Ponce de Leon

First European to land in present-day U.S. in 1513, known for his search for the Fountain of Youth.