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Pueblo People

Native American people residing in the Southwestern United States, known for their adobe dwellings.

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Columbian Exchange

The transfer of people, animals, diseases, and crops between the Americas and Europe following Columbus's voyages.

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Encomienda System

A colonial labor system where Spanish settlers enslaved Native Americans to farm and mine.

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Feudalism to Capitalism

The transition in economic systems from feudalism, based on land ownership, to capitalism, based on private ownership and free exchange.

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Joint-Stock Companies

Business entities where different stocks can be bought and owned by shareholders, rising during the exploration period.

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Iroquois People

A group of Native American tribes in the northeastern United States, known for their sophisticated political organization.

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Christopher Columbus

An Italian explorer known for his 1492 voyage that led him to land in San Salvador, sponsored by Spain.

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Spanish Reconquista

The historical event that led to the desire of spreading Christianity through exploration and colonization.

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Maize

A crop that was a staple food for many Native American societies, particularly in the Mississippi River Valley.

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Astrolabe

An ancient tool used by sailors and navigators for determining latitude by measuring the altitude of stars.

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Casa System

A social hierarchy in colonial Spanish America, primarily based on race, influencing social status and rights.

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Sepulveda and de las Casas

Influential figures in the debate over the treatment of Native Americans during the Spanish colonial period.