Geography
the place where a particular point or object exists
what is location?
the widespread transfer of plants, animals, diseases, and people between the Eastern & Western hemispheres following Christopher Columbus' voyages in 1492.
What is the Columbian Exchange
the use of force and combat operations by individuals or groups
what is armed resistance?
the movement of people from one geographical location to another, often with the intention of permanent or temporary settling.
what is migration?
An Italian explorer and navigator who colonized the Americas and caused the spread of diseases all over the Americas
Who is Christopher Columbus?
a specific location on Earth's surface that has unique physical and human features
What is place
the time period where it transferred from man-made processes to machine-made processes
what is the Industrial Revolution
a resistance where people uphold their values, beliefs and sense of humanity
what is spiritual resistance?
the process where people concentrate in cities and towns, leading to a shift in population from rural areas to urban areas
The Leader of the Mali Empire, known for his immense wealth, ruling from 1312 to 1337.
Who is Mansa Musa?
a distinct area of Earth's surface characterized by a specific combination of physical or human characteristics.
what is region?
the only successful slave revolt in history, leading to Haiti’s independence from France and the abolition of slavery, while challenging colonialism and inspiring global movements for freedom.
What is the Haitian Revolution
a process where people with a shared interest or problem come together to form an organization that acts to address their collective needs or concerns
what is community organizing?
an invention made in 1793 to separate cotton fibers from their seeds
What is Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin?
The last leader of the Aztec Empire, being an important person in the Spanish conquest, meeting with Hernan Cortes and was later taken hostage.
Who is Montezuma?
the study of how people, goods, information and ideas move from one place to another and the impact of this movement on societies and the environment.
What is Movement
q series of interrelated uprisings in the late 18th and early 19th centuries that redefined concepts of sovereignty and human rights by challenging longstanding monarchical and colonial systems across the Atlantic world.
What are the Atlantic Revolutions?
open and obvious actions against a change or authority where the resistance is easily identifiable and recognized
what is overt resistance?
A machine made in 1765, which is a heat engine; it converts thermal energy of steam into mechanical energy
What is a Steam Engine?
known for being a Muslim traveler and explorer during the medieval times.
a connection between human society & the environment
what is human-environment interaction?
an intellectual movement in the 17th and 18th centuries that emphasized reason & individualism of traditional authority.
what is The Enlightenment
indirect or concealed acts of resistance, often employed when overt resistance is risky or impractical.
what is covert resistance?
advocated for a government that protects the natural rights: life, liberty & property, and can be overthrown if it fails.