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how many jews were burnt at the stake
30,000
what was the most up to date map and who wrote it
Heinrich Hammer 1490
what percentage of new territory was columbus entitled to
10%
accorrding to who how long would the journey be
astonomer Toscanelli = 2,800 miles
what did Isabella give Columbus
3 ships
2000 maravedi
where was I + F’S crusade to
muslim grenada
who was I’s friend and personal priest who was supportive of C
Juan Perez
what title was C given
Grand Admiral of the sea
how many men did the Pinzons recruit
80
what did C call Guanahani
San Salvador
how was C a cheeky bugger
kept 2 logs
1 secret and one real route
doctor who knew arabic and hebrew
Luis de Torres
on what ship was the sailor who called land land
Pinta
how many men did C leave behind at la navidad
39
what did columbus think cuba was
Japan
called it Isla Juana after prince Juan
violence at Samana Haiti
La nina forced to anchor because of a storm & attacked by natives
seen shrunken heads
journal “natives must be made to fear the spanish”
2 natives wounded and rest escaped
where was the treaty of tordesillas line drawn
2000 km west of Cape Verde
west = Spanish
east = Portuguese
where did C arrive first on his way back to spain
Lisbon Portugal
King John
why did King John claim the right to the new world
Treaty of Alcacovas = all lands west = Portugal
who intervened in the rivalry between Portugal and Spain
Pope Alexander VI
what was C given for his 2nd voyage
17 ships carrying 1200 people
how long were C and Bart imprisoned for
6 weeks
what new settlement did Bart build
Santo Domingo
what happened when C returned to Santo Domingo
calm for a while offering special rights (land and natives)
rebellion coninued
C hung some spaniards and natives
requested help from I + F
what title was C given
viceroy of the indies
who did the spanish send to replace C
Francisco de Bobadilla
effects of smallpox on Hispaniola
1492 = 500,000 natives
1507 = 60,000
how much gold was found in 1504 alone
300kg
encomienda
each spanish settler assigned a group of natives = tribute
labour, goods
in return = “protect” + teach spanish + christianity
who set up the encomienda and developed gold mining in the centre of Haiti
Gov Ovando
Jaragua massacre
killed tainos burning them alive in the meeting house where they had gathered
what fraction went to spanish treasury
2 /3 of gold
1 / 10 all other products
gov agency established in Seville
casa de contratacion (house of trade)
controlled exploration (new lands registered)
controlled all trade with caribbean & prop of profits
Laws of Burgos 1512
ordered by Ferdinand
maintained encomienda
natives treated “kindly” and hours of work regulated & living conditions
must be paid a salary and only reasonable tribute
women maternity leave
encomenderos cannot punish workers = spanish legal system
hurricane 1502
santo domingo
rebuilt and developed as control centre for spanish gov
= extension spanish authority
Hatuey escaped with
300 followers
Caonao massacre killed
2000 natives
how many ships did Magellan have and how many returned
5
1 = Victoria
how many men did magellan start with and how many returned
270
18
what did cortes leave Cuba with
11 ships
600 men
100 Cuban slaves
how big was Tenochtitlan
about 300,000 (larger than any European city)
Aztecs rule how many
5 - 6 mill people
500 small estates
how many massacred at Cholula
3000
how many spanish killed on the night of tears
800
name of the ship builder in mexico
Martin Lopez
how long did it take for news of Cortes’s victory to reach spain
6 months after 3rd letter from C
mexico pop decline
1519 25 mill
1555 6.2 mill
what did they rebuild tenochtitlan as on the ruins of the old city
mexico city
what did cortes do when he was incharge
tribal leaders & high priests hanged & lesser officials = hunting dogs
took tribute remaining chiefs
rebuilt and replaced temples with churches
encomienda
developed industry (manufactured iron, gunpowder and artillery)
agriculture developed
what did Pizarro take on his 1st and 2nd expedition southwards and where did they reach
1st = 80 men 40 horses = reached Columbia
2nd = 2 ships and 180 men and some horses
= reached as far as Columbian San Juan River where he discovered a raft with silver and gold and emeralds
after Pizarros 2nd expedidition who stayed on to explore further
13 men
the famous 13 and journeyed south on an improvised vessel
what authorised Pizarro to conquer peru
the Capitulacion de Toledo
what was Atahuallpa ransomed for
a room full of gold and silver
where was Atahuallpa executed
Cajamarca
consequences of Pizarro
burnt to death inca generals
melted sacred objects
P’s gov based in Lima (Peru)
smallpox reduced pop by 93%
casual raping inca women including Manco’s wife
destruction Inca civ
what percentage of silver and gold went to the spanish treasury ?
25%
by 1550 how many mines were in operation on the silver road
34
where was silver and gold discovered
Zacatecas mountains
Guanajuato region
Potosi mountains (Bolivia)
2 convoys of fighting ships and what were they callled
galleons
tierra firma convoy
new spain convoy
how long did it take for viceroys to make a decision
8 months
8 councillors controlled all administrations justice ad religious matters
Council of the Indies
how did viceroys govern
2 viceroys 1 mexico city and 1 Peru
governed through cabildos (town councils) which managed daily life (local level)
often military men that acted on behalf of spanish gov & appointed by Council of the Indies
justice managed through
audiencias (courts)
New Laws 1542
Charles I
Bartoleme de las casas = given encomienda & witnessed conquistador brutality = made protector of the indies
illegal enslave natives
amount of tribute that could be collected = limeted
encomiendas passed back to spanish gov on death of encomendero
when were the new laws not that successful
forced to suspend + royal agents in charge = exploit natives
what happened as a consequence of the new laws
spain replace natives with enslaved people from africa = spanish merchants given licence to buy slaves from Portugal and sell them onto the New World
revolt led by Gonzalo Pizzaro (conquistador revolt in peru
ruled 2 years then executed
consequence conquistador revolt in Peru
foundation La Paz 1548
administrative centre in Peru = public buildings, churches and street plan
close to trade routes (Potosi and Oruro mines)
Seville
all goods from Europe pass through Casa de Contatacion = merchants taxes and duties on goods traded
monopoly on trade (merchants travel to buy and sell)'
100km inland up river Guadalquivir =diff to attack
merchans demanded a say in the casa so set up
merchants guild = consulado de mercaderes = monopoly to control trade in the spanish colonies and keep prices high
casa de contratacion
no spaniard could sail without permission
collated colonial taxes and duties
established Isabella 1503
licenced captains of ships = attend navigation school Seville
approved voyages & secret map = Padron Real info of trade routes & new land
Council of the Indies
formed 1524
based spain = president & 8 councillors
controlled all matters in new world = discuss dispatches from viceroys
review and recommendations to king
real power = viceroys