Spanish Settlements
Explorers and Routes
Exploration Consequences
French & Dutch Details
Protestant Reformation
100

This Spanish settlement type used churches, priests, farms, and religious instruction to convert Indigenous peoples and expand Spanish influence.

A mission

100

This Portuguese prince funded early voyages to Atlantic islands and down the western coast of Africa, even though he did not personally lead the major expeditions.

Prince Henry the Navigator

100

This European disease devastated Indigenous populations because many people in the Americas had no immunity to it

Smallpox

100

This explorer discovered what would become the Hudson River in 1609 while working for Dutch interests and searching for a route to Asia.

Henry Hudson

100

This 1517 document listed Martin Luther's criticisms of indulgences and Church practices.

95 Theses

200

What is a presidio?

Fortified military settlements that protected Spanish territory, settlements, and missions

200

This Portuguese explorer rounded the Cape of Good Hope in 1488, proving ships could sail from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean.

Bartolomeu Dias

200

This describes taking control of another land, its resources, and often its people

Colonization
200

This Dutch settlement on Manhattan Island later became New York City after England took over the colony.

New Amsterdam

200

These controversial Church documents became extremely controversial because they removed one's sin in exchange for money

Indulgences

300

This Spanish word described a civilian town with homes, a plaza, a church, farms, and local government.

A pueblo

300

This explorer crossed the Isthmus of Panama in 1513 and became the first European known to see the Pacific Ocean from the Americas.

Vasco Nunez De Balboa

300

This term describes a territory or group of territories ruled by one government or ruler.

Empire

300

Unlike Spain's focus on gold and silver, both the French and Dutch built much of their North American colonial economies around this valuable animal product.

Beaver pelts / Furs

300

This invention helped Luther's writings and Reformation ideas spread rapidly through Europe

The printing press

400

This type of settlement focused on extracting valuable resources such as gold and silver.

Mining Town

400

This Portuguese explorer led a Spanish-funded expedition beginning in 1519, found a passage through South America, but died before the voyage would be completed.

Ferdinand Magellan

400

This was a major result of Spanish colonization in which Indigenous communities lost control of land as it was claimed for settlements, mines, farms, and ranches

Land seizure, land loss, or displacement
400

This river served as a major route for French Trade, exploration, and settlement in North America

St. Lawrence River

400

This term describes the 16th-century movement that divided Western Christianity into Catholic and Protestant traditions.

The Protestant Reformation

500

What is a hacienda?

A large Spanish colonial farm or ranch worked by laborers and owned by an estate holder.

500

Put the following explorers and their voyages in chronological order:

Giovanni Da Verrazzano

Henry Hudson

Vasco Da Gama

Vasco Nunez Da Balboa

Gama, Balboa, Verrazzano, Hudson

500

Name 2 factors, besides weapons, that helped the Spanish conquer the Aztec or Inca Empire.

Indigenous alliances, disease, civil war / political divisions, interpreters and diplomacy, capture of a ruler, knowledge of local politics, siege tactics.

500

Name one similarity between New France and New Netherland

Relied on fur trade, relied on relationships with Indigenous peoples; both were centered on major bodies of water (NF: St. Lawrence and Great Lakes; NN: Hudson River)

500

According to Martin Luther, this should be the highest authority for Christian belief.

The Bible
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